Currency Update for January 26: Dollar Drops to 43.13 UAH, Euro Nears 51 Hryvnias.

Official Exchange Rates for January 26, 2026

According to TSN.ua: The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rates for January 26, 2026. On this date, the U.S. dollar declined to 43.13 hryvnias, a decrease of 3 kopiykas from the previous day. The dollar has now fallen below the 43 hryvnia mark and appears to be trending toward 44 UAH. These daily fluctuations are closely monitored by businesses and individuals in Ukraine's import-dependent economy.

Conversely, the euro gained ground, rising by 13 kopiykas to reach 50.65 hryvnias, bringing it close to the 51 UAH threshold. The Polish zloty also saw an increase, trading at 12.04 hryvnias, which is 4 kopiykas higher than before. This activity illustrates divergent trends currently shaping the foreign exchange market.

Economic Conditions and Their Impact on Currency Markets

The dollar's depreciation alongside the strengthening of the euro and zloty may reflect shifts in Ukraine's economic landscape and the influence of external factors on its currency market. Investors and market participants should note these fluctuations, as they can have significant implications for trade, import, and export activities.

The future trajectory of these rates may depend on political and economic decisions that affect the stability of the hryvnia.