Ukrainian Hryvnia Gains Ground: Dollar and Euro Rates Fall Over the Weekend.

Official Exchange Rates for February 7-8, 2026

According to TSN.ua: The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rates for the weekend of February 7-8, 2026. The US dollar continues its decline, dropping by 2 kopiykas to a rate of 43.14 UAH per 1 USD. The euro also fell in value, decreasing by 14 kopiykas to 50.89 UAH per 1 EUR.

The Polish zloty also showed a negative trend, declining by 3 kopiykas to 12.05 UAH per 1 PLN. The NBU's rates for February 9 indicate the continuation of this downward trend for major currencies. This movement is being closely watched by markets as the hryvnia shows relative strength against its key trading partners' currencies.

Economic Implications of the Weakening Dollar and Euro

A falling dollar and euro could signal shifts in Ukraine's economic landscape, including potential fluctuations in demand for foreign currency. This trend may impact import prices and the country's overall inflation rate.

Exchange rate dynamics serve as a crucial indicator for businesses and consumers, directly influencing financial decisions and economic stability. For a country with significant import needs, a stronger hryvnia can help ease some cost pressures on households and industries.