Ukrainian Central Bank Adjusts Official Exchange Rates for February 11, 2026.

Official Exchange Rates for February 11, 2026

According to TSN.ua: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has set the official exchange rates for February 11, 2026. According to the new data, the US dollar has risen by 7 kopiykas to reach 43.09 hryvnias. Meanwhile, the euro has fallen by 13 kopiykas, reaching a rate of 51.25 hryvnias. The Polish zloty has increased by 2 kopiykas and now stands at 12.15 hryvnias. These official rates are a key benchmark for the Ukrainian economy.

Currency Market Fluctuations

On the interbank market, the US dollar is trading within a range of 42.75 to 43.5 hryvnias. At currency exchange offices, its rate varies from 42.5 to 43.75 hryvnias. As for the euro, its price at exchange offices can range from 50 to 52 hryvnias. These figures indicate significant currency fluctuations that can impact the financial decisions of individuals and businesses.

Changes in exchange rates reflect the dynamics of the country's economic situation and can result from various factors, including foreign economic policy, inflationary processes, and the overall state of global financial markets. For the public and businesses, it is important to monitor these currency fluctuations as they can affect the cost of imported goods, investment decisions, and financial planning. The hryvnia's value is closely watched as Ukraine continues its economic integration with European markets.