The National Bank of Ukraine published preliminary data showing that Ukraine’s international reserves stood at USD 51,269.3 million as of 1 July 2026, up 12.1% over June. The increase was driven by foreign exchange inflows from international partners that exceeded the central bank’s net foreign exchange sales and the country’s foreign currency debt repayments. A total of USD 11,316.3 million was credited to the government’s foreign currency accounts with the National Bank of Ukraine during June, including USD 6,821.1 million from the European Union and USD 4,495.2 million via World Bank accounts. Ukraine also received an additional USD 4.4 billion from the European Union under the first revolving tranche of the Ukraine Support Loan, but those funds were excluded from reserves because their use is restricted. Foreign currency public debt service and repayment amounted to USD 269.7 million, alongside USD 171.5 million repaid to the International Monetary Fund. During the month, the National Bank of Ukraine sold USD 5,147.0 million in the foreign exchange market, while revaluation effects and other factors reduced reserves by USD 191.4 million. The reserve stock now covers 5.2 months of future imports.
National Bank of Ukraine2026-07-07
National Bank of Ukraine reports reserves rose 12.1% in June to USD 51.3 billion on partner inflows
The National Bank of Ukraine said preliminary data show international reserves rose 12.1% in June to USD 51,269.3 million as of 1 July 2026. The increase reflected partner foreign exchange inflows that outweighed central bank FX sales and debt repayments. Reserves cover 5.2 months of future imports.