Exchange rates 14 September 2026: how much the dollar, euro and zloty cost

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) published the official exchange rates for Monday morning, 14 September 2026. Compared with 13 September, the dollar, euro, and zloty have weakened. This was reported by “Glavkom.”

The regulator set the official dollar rate at 44,54, the euro at 51,63 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 11,93 UAH.

Exchange rates as of 14 September 2026

Currency Bank

USD

EUR

GBP

PLN

CHF

NBU

44,5483

51,6386

60,1567

11,9399

54,6511

Oschadbank

44,30 / 44,85

51,30 / 52,15

58,95 / 60,95

11,30 / 12,10

53,90 / 55,50

PrivatBank

44,25 / 44,84

51,19 / 52,08

59,75 / 60,60

11,83 / 12,03

–

PUMB

44,30 / 44,90

51,50 / 52,20

59,40 / 60,80

11,80 / 12,10

–

monobank

44,40 / 44,80

51,30 / 52

–

–

–

Raiffeisen

44,30 / 44,79

51,30 / 52

58 / 61,40

11,30 / 12,30

52,00 / 55,90

OTP Bank

44,36 / 44,65

51,19 / 51,80

59,80 / 60,71

11,79 / 11,99

53,97 / 54,90

Ukrsibbank

44,30 / 44,85

51,25 / 52,15

59,00 / 61,20

–

53,50 / 55,50

* exchange rates as of 09:35 14 September 2026

Over the week the US dollar and euro appreciated. At the same time the Polish zloty, the British pound sterling and the Swiss franc weakened.

Recall that the National Bank of Ukraine approved a major update of the rules for the insurance sector. The regulator revised the procedure for authorizing insurance intermediaries in the specialized Register and also adjusted requirements for the sale of insurance and reinsurance products. The innovations are designed to remove bureaucratic obstacles, address existing practical difficulties and significantly reduce administrative pressure on business.

By the way, on 4 September the National Bank of Ukraine put into cash circulation a banknote with a denomination of 2 thousand UAH. The NBU links its introduction to changes in the economy and the structure of cash circulation. NBU Governor Andriy Pyshny previously explained that the need for the new denomination arose from a combination of economic changes. In particular, in recent years household incomes, prices and the volume of cash in circulation have increased.

As reported, the National Bank of Ukraine approved a new package of regulatory decisions to support lending to businesses and local communities against the backdrop of intensified Russian shelling of critical, social and productive infrastructure. The new rules came into force on 5 September 2026.