The National Bank of Ukraine has set official exchange rates for Tuesday, November 10. After a noticeable decline on Monday, foreign currencies went up again. The dollar rose by 9.17 kopecks, the euro — by almost 17 kopecks.
The growth affected almost everything. The British pound, Swiss franc, Polish zloty, Canadian and Australian dollars all went up. The only exception was the Moldovan leu.
NBU official exchange rates for November 10, 2026
Currency | NBU rate for November 10 | Change to November 9 |
US Dollar (USD) | 45.4123 UAH | +0.0917 UAH (increased) |
Euro (EUR) | 50.8152 UAH | +0.1697 UAH (increased) |
British Pound Sterling (GBP) | 60.9233 UAH | +0.2237 UAH (increased) |
Swiss Franc (CHF) | 55.4917 UAH | +0.1035 UAH (increased) |
Japanese Yen (JPY, 10 units) | 2.8745 UAH | +0.0104 UAH (increased) |
Canadian Dollar (CAD) | 32.2334 UAH | +0.0196 UAH (increased) |
Australian Dollar (AUD) | 31.3306 UAH | +0.1781 UAH (increased) |
Polish Zloty (PLN) | 11.5861 UAH | +0.0609 UAH (increased) |
Czech Koruna (CZK) | 2.0869 UAH | +0.0061 UAH (increased) |
Moldovan Leu (MDL) | 2.5240 UAH | −0.0121 UAH (decreased) |
Romanian Leu (RON) | 9.5126 UAH | +0.0297 UAH (increased) |
Hungarian Forint (HUF, 100 units) | 13.9994 UAH | +0.0885 UAH (increased) |
Dollar and euro are up again
The official dollar rate for November 10 is set at 45.4123 UAH. Compared to the previous banking day, the US currency gained 9.17 kopecks. Thus, the dollar partially recovered after Monday's decline.
The euro rose even more noticeably — by 16.97 kopecks, to 50.8152 UAH. The European currency again climbed above 50.80 UAH according to the NBU.
The British pound added 22.37 kopecks, reaching 60.9233 UAH. The Swiss franc increased by 10.35 kopecks — to 55.4917 UAH.
What happened to other currencies
Among other currencies, the Australian dollar rose the most: its official rate increased by 17.81 kopecks, to 31.3306 UAH. The Canadian dollar went up by 1.96 kopecks, to 32.2334 UAH.
The Polish zloty added 6.09 kopecks, the Czech koruna — 0.61 kopecks. The rate for 10 Japanese yen increased by 1.04 kopecks. One hundred Hungarian forints rose by 8.85 kopecks, the Romanian leu — by 2.97 kopecks.
Against the general background, the Moldovan leu stood out: it was the only currency in our list that fell. Its official rate decreased by 1.21 kopecks — to 2.5240 UAH.
Summary
On November 10, the National Bank raised official rates for 11 of the 12 currencies considered. The British pound, Australian dollar and euro rose most noticeably. The dollar also returned to growth after a decline at the beginning of the week.
At the same time, the NBU official rate should not be directly equated with buying and selling prices for cash currency in banks and exchange offices: they may differ.
