**1. Substance of the Act**
\nThis document is an official announcement of the National Bank of Ukraine establishing the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies and Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) as of June 2, 2026. The Act determines the value of the national currency of Ukraine against 39 key foreign currencies and the international reserve asset. The established indicators are intended for recognition in accounting, the execution of transactions by the NBU with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine, as well as for other cases specified by current legislation. At the same time, the document clearly states that the establishment of these exchange rates does not create any obligations for the National Bank to purchase or sell currency at the specified rates.<\/p>\n
**2. Structure of the Act and Amendments**
\nThe structure of the announcement is standard and consists of a tabular section and a regulatory disclaimer (note). The table contains five informational columns: the numeric currency code, the alphabetic code, the number of currency units, its name, and the official exchange rate. Compared to similar daily announcements of the regulator, the structure and form of the document remain unchanged, as it is a daily act that solely modifies the quantitative indicators of exchange rates (specifically, the US dollar exchange rate is fixed at UAH 44.3023, the euro \u2014 UAH 51.5989) in accordance with market indicators as of a specific date.<\/p>\n
**3. Key Provisions for Practical Application**
\nFor practical application, the specific numerical indicators of the exchange rates set forth in the table are of key importance. They serve as an obligatory basis for calculating customs duties, tax liabilities in foreign economic transactions, as well as for the revaluation of foreign currency balance sheet items in the accounting of business entities. Particular attention should be paid to the note: these exchange rates are mandatory for official accounting and settlements with government authorities, but do not determine commercial purchase and sale exchange rates on the interbank or cash markets.<\/p>\n