Ukraine's Central Bank Adjusts Exchange Rates: Dollar Dips, Euro and Zloty Gain.

Official Exchange Rates for January 27, 2026

According to TSN.ua: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has set new official exchange rates for January 27, 2026, marking a slight depreciation of the US dollar against the hryvnia, while the euro and Polish zloty have strengthened. The US dollar rate for the day is set at UAH 43.12, a decrease of 1 kopiyka from the previous day's rate.

The euro rate for January 27 is UAH 51.06, an increase of 41 kopiykas from the UAH 50.65 recorded on January 26. The Polish zloty also rose to UAH 12.13, which is 9 kopiykas higher than the January 26 rate of UAH 12.04.

Economic Implications of the Currency Fluctuations

These latest adjustments indicate a weakening of the US dollar and a strengthening of the euro and zloty within Ukraine's foreign exchange market. The NBU's official rates serve as a key benchmark for the national economy and financial planning.

Shifts in currency values can impact Ukraine's economic conditions, particularly affecting the cost of imports and exports. A cheaper dollar could reduce the cost of some imported goods, while a stronger euro and zloty may lead to higher prices for products from the European Union and Poland. Such changes can influence consumer demand and the country's foreign currency reserves.