The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rates for Monday, November 2, 2026. Compared to Friday, the US dollar fell by almost 18 kopecks. The euro remained almost unchanged, while the British pound and Swiss franc rose noticeably.
Official NBU exchange rates for November 2
| Currency | NBU rate for 02.11.2026 | Change to 30.10.2026 | Trend |
| US Dollar (USD) | 45.3526 UAH | −0.1767 UAH | Fell |
| Euro (EUR) | 50.6843 UAH | +0.0047 UAH | Rose |
| British Pound (GBP) | 60.7861 UAH | +0.1370 UAH | Rose |
| Swiss Franc (CHF) | 55.1299 UAH | +0.1807 UAH | Rose |
| Japanese Yen (JPY, 10) | 2.8855 UAH | +0.0046 UAH | Rose |
| Canadian Dollar (CAD) | 32.4745 UAH | −0.0578 UAH | Fell |
| Australian Dollar (AUD) | 31.8634 UAH | −0.1246 UAH | Fell |
| Polish Zloty (PLN) | 11.5098 UAH | −0.0230 UAH | Fell |
| Czech Koruna (CZK) | 2.0818 UAH | −0.0006 UAH | Fell |
| Moldovan Leu (MDL) | 2.5185 UAH | −0.0111 UAH | Fell |
| Romanian Leu (RON) | 9.4845 UAH | −0.0006 UAH | Fell |
| Hungarian Forint (HUF, 100) | 13.8382 UAH | −0.0109 UAH | Fell |
How the dollar rate changed
The official US dollar rate for Monday, November 2, was set at 45.3526 UAH. Compared to Friday, when it stood at 45.5293 UAH, the American currency dropped by 17.67 kopecks.
Thus, the dollar continued to retreat from its recent high above 45.60 UAH. At the same time, the official rate remains above the 45 UAH mark.
What happened to the euro
The euro showed much smaller changes. On November 2, the NBU set its rate at 50.6843 UAH versus 50.6796 UAH on Friday. The European currency added only 0.47 kopecks.
In other words, during the period from October 30 to November 2, the dollar fell noticeably, while the euro almost kept its previous value. This means that the dynamics of the two major currencies relative to the hryvnia were divergent.
Which currencies rose
The most notable rise among the currencies in the table was shown by the Swiss franc. Its official rate increased by 18.07 kopecks—to 55.1299 UAH. The British pound rose by 13.70 kopecks, to 60.7861 UAH.
The Japanese yen and the euro also rose slightly. At the same time, the strengthening of the franc and the pound occurred against the background of the decline in the US dollar.
Which currencies fell
Among the currencies that lost value, the Australian dollar fell most noticeably: minus 12.46 kopecks, to 31.8634 UAH. The Canadian dollar dropped by 5.78 kopecks, to 32.4745 UAH.
The Polish zloty lost 2.30 kopecks, the Moldovan leu—1.11 kopecks. The rates of the Czech koruna and the Romanian leu changed very slightly—by 0.06 kopecks downward.
The Hungarian forint also fell slightly: by 1.09 kopecks per 100 units.
It should be borne in mind that the official NBU rate is used for accounting and calculation purposes and does not necessarily coincide with the purchase and sale rates of cash currency in banks and exchange offices.
