The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rates for Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The US dollar and the euro have significantly appreciated: the American currency exceeded the 45.50 UAH mark for the first time, and the European currency came close to 51 UAH. The dollar reached a new historical high.
Official NBU exchange rates for October 27
Currency | NBU rate on 10/27/2026 | Change to 10/26/2026 | Trend |
US Dollar (USD) | 45.5382 UAH | +0.3361 UAH | Increased |
Euro (EUR) | 50.9527 UAH | +0.3761 UAH | Increased |
British Pound Sterling (GBP) | 60.8199 UAH | +0.3892 UAH | Increased |
Swiss Franc (CHF) | 55.1737 UAH | +0.3407 UAH | Increased |
Japanese Yen (JPY, 10) | 2.8950 UAH | +0.0140 UAH | Increased |
Canadian Dollar (CAD) | 32.4867 UAH | +0.2009 UAH | Increased |
Australian Dollar (AUD) | 31.9947 UAH | +0.2628 UAH | Increased |
Polish Zloty (PLN) | 11.5669 UAH | +0.0545 UAH | Increased |
Czech Koruna (CZK) | 2.0912 UAH | +0.0118 UAH | Increased |
Moldovan Leu (MDL) | 2.5292 UAH | +0.0166 UAH | Increased |
Romanian Leu (RON) | 9.5289 UAH | +0.0740 UAH | Increased |
Hungarian Forint (HUF, 100) | 13.8700 UAH | +0.0700 UAH | Increased |
What happened to the dollar and euro exchange rates
The official US dollar exchange rate for October 27 is set at 45.5382 UAH, compared to 45.2021 UAH the day before. The increase was 33.61 kopecks. Thus, the American currency renewed its historical maximum, overcoming the psychological mark of 45.50 UAH.
The euro also strengthened noticeably. If on October 26 its official rate was 50.5766 UAH, then on October 27 the NBU set the value at 50.9527 UAH. The European currency added 37.61 kopecks and approached the 51 UAH mark.
The growth also affected other major currencies. The British pound appreciated by 38.92 kopecks, the Swiss franc by 34.07 kopecks, the Canadian dollar by 20.09 kopecks, and the Australian dollar by 26.28 kopecks.
Which currencies changed the most
Among the currencies presented in the table, the most noticeable growth in hryvnia terms was shown by the British pound, the Swiss franc, and the Australian dollar. The Japanese yen, Czech koruna, Moldovan and Romanian leu, and Hungarian forint also appreciated.
In general, the published values indicate a weakening of the hryvnia against most major foreign currencies. At the same time, the official NBU rate is not the rate for buying or selling cash currency in banks and exchange offices: actual prices for clients may differ.
Conclusion: on October 27, the official dollar exchange rate updated its historical maximum, rising above 45.53 UAH, and the euro came close to 51 UAH. A significant increase in both currencies was the main event in the dynamics of official exchange rates that day.
