National Bank of Ukraine Adjusts Official Dollar Exchange Rate for February 3.

Official Exchange Rates for February 3, 2026

According to TSN.ua: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has increased the official exchange rate for the US dollar against the hryvnia. As of February 3, 2026, the rate is set at 42.96 UAH per 1 USD. The official rate is now positioned within a corridor of 43.1 to 43.4 UAH per dollar. This adjustment follows a 2% decline in the dollar's value observed in January. These central bank interventions are a standard tool for managing currency stability in emerging markets.

For the same date, the euro's official rate is 50.9 UAH, marking a decrease of 12 kopiykas. In commercial exchange bureaus, the average selling rate for the dollar is 42.4 UAH, while the buying rate is 43.15 UAH. The euro is offered for sale at 50.7 UAH and purchased at 51.45 UAH. The official rate for the Polish zloty stands at 12.07 kopiykas.

Economic Impact of Currency Fluctuations

These currency movements reflect the ongoing dynamics of Ukraine's financial markets and can significantly influence the economic activity of both households and businesses. Specifically, a stronger dollar may raise concerns among consumers, as it can lead to higher prices for imported goods. Conversely, the slight weakening of the euro could benefit those who conduct transactions in the European currency. Overall, the NBU maintains vigilant oversight of the foreign exchange market to manage these impacts.

Monitoring these trends remains crucial, as they are key indicators for the country's broader economic stability.