The National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rates for Friday, October 30, 2026. The US dollar and euro continued to weaken, while the British pound, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar, and Polish zloty strengthened. The dollar fell to 45.5293 UAH, and the euro to 50.6796 UAH.

Official NBU exchange rates for October 30

Currency

NBU rate on 30.10.2026

Change from 29.10.2026

Trend

US Dollar (USD)

45.5293 UAH

−0.0630 UAH

Fell

Euro (EUR)

50.6796 UAH

−0.0870 UAH

Fell

British Pound (GBP)

60.6491 UAH

+0.0633 UAH

Rose

Swiss Franc (CHF)

54.9492 UAH

+0.0300 UAH

Rose

Japanese Yen (JPY, 10)

2.8809 UAH

−0.0053 UAH

Fell

Canadian Dollar (CAD)

32.5323 UAH

+0.0545 UAH

Rose

Australian Dollar (AUD)

31.9880 UAH

−0.0775 UAH

Fell

Polish Zloty (PLN)

11.5328 UAH

+0.0067 UAH

Rose

Czech Koruna (CZK)

2.0824 UAH

−0.0011 UAH

Fell

Moldovan Leu (MDL)

2.5296 UAH

+0.0037 UAH

Rose

Romanian Leu (RON)

9.4851 UAH

−0.0020 UAH

Fell

Hungarian Forint (HUF, 100)

13.8491 UAH

+0.0137 UAH

Rose

How the dollar and euro changed

The official US dollar rate for Friday, October 30, was set at 45.5293 UAH. Compared to the previous banking day, the American currency lost 6.30 kopiyok. On October 29, its rate was 45.5923 UAH.

The euro also continued to decline. The NBU set its official rate at 50.6796 UAH, which is 8.70 kopiyok less than the previous value — 50.7666 UAH.

Thus, both major foreign currencies have fallen for the second day in a row. At the same time, the dollar remains above 45.50 UAH, and the euro above 50.60 UAH.

Which currencies rose

Unlike the dollar and euro, the British pound grew by 6.33 kopiyok to 60.6491 UAH. The Swiss franc added 3 kopiyok, reaching 54.9492 UAH, and the Canadian dollar appreciated by 5.45 kopiyok to 32.5323 UAH.

The Polish zloty also increased slightly: by 0.67 kopiyok to 11.5328 UAH. The Moldovan leu strengthened by 0.37 kopiyok, and the Hungarian forint by 1.37 kopiyok per 100 units.

Which currencies fell

Among the currencies in the table, the Australian dollar depreciated the most — by 7.75 kopiyok to 31.9880 UAH. The Japanese yen fell by 0.53 kopiyok per 10 units, the Czech koruna by 0.11 kopiyok, and the Romanian leu by 0.20 kopiyok.

Thus, the dynamics of major currencies were mixed: some currencies strengthened against the hryvnia, while the dollar, euro, and several others continued to decline.