Currency Exchange Rates for February 9: U.S. Dollar, Euro, and Polish Zloty Decline.

Official Exchange Rates for February 9, 2026

According to TSN.ua: The National Bank of Ukraine has published its official exchange rates for February 9, 2026, showing a decrease in the value of the U.S. dollar, the euro, and the Polish zloty against the hryvnia. These fluctuations in the foreign exchange market are a key indicator of the country's economic health and can influence both trade and domestic prices. For context, the hryvnia (UAH) is the national currency of Ukraine.

On this date, the U.S. dollar is set at 43.04 UAH per 1 USD, a drop of 10 kopiykas. The euro is fixed at 50.76 UAH per 1 EUR, which is 13 kopiykas lower than the previous rate. The Polish zloty also declined, reaching 12.03 UAH per 1 PLN, a decrease of 2 kopiykas.

Potential Economic Impact

A weaker dollar, euro, and zloty could affect Ukraine's foreign trade operations and the prices consumers pay for goods.

This depreciation of foreign currencies may signal shifts in the domestic economic environment, such as reduced demand for foreign exchange. Such a trend can influence the cost of imported goods and services, as well as broader inflationary pressures. Analyzing these exchange rate movements within the wider economic context is essential for understanding the potential consequences for Ukrainian businesses and households.