Ukraine’s international reserves stood at $49,075.8 million on November 1, 2026, according to preliminary data. They increased by 4.2% in October. The National Bank of Ukraine said foreign currency receipts from international partners exceeded its net currency sales and the country’s foreign-currency debt payments.
In October, $3,690.5 million was credited to the government’s foreign-currency accounts at the National Bank. Of this amount, $3,285.9 million came from the European Union and $404.6 million through World Bank accounts.
Ukraine also received $4.6 billion from the European Union as a defence tranche under the Ukraine Support Loan programme. Because the funds are restricted to a designated purpose, they are not directly included in international reserves. In October, the government converted the amount into hryvnias, contributing to the increase in reserves.
