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🇺🇦 Gold Price Today in Ukraine | ₴187,286
Live gold price in Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) — updated every 5 minutes
Last updated: May 4, 2026, 01:01 PM ET
Per Gram (UAH)
₴6,021.39
Per Troy Oz (UAH)
₴187,286
Per Kg (UAH)
₴6,021,386
USD/Gold Spot
$4,512.92/oz
USD/UAH Rate
1 USD = 41.5 UAH
UAH per gram
₴6,021.39
Gold Market in Ukraine
Ukraine's gold market has been dramatically disrupted by the 2022 Russian invasion. The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has maintained exchange rate stability through capital controls and IMF support. Gold imports have been restricted, but physical gold demand surged as Ukrainians sought portable stores of value during the conflict.
Why do people in Ukraine buy gold?
The war with Russia has made gold the ultimate safe haven for Ukrainian citizens — portable, liquid, and universally accepted regardless of borders. Many Ukrainians have moved gold abroad for safekeeping. The hryvnia has held better than expected due to NBU intervention and Western financial support, but uncertainty remains high.
Frequently Asked Questions — Gold in Ukraine
What is the gold price today in Ukraine in hryvnia?
Ukraine gold prices in UAH are based on the international USD spot price converted at the NBU official exchange rate. Capital controls and conflict conditions mean retail gold premiums can vary significantly.
Is gold available in Ukraine during the war?
Physical gold is available in Ukraine from licensed dealers in major cities. Demand spiked dramatically in the early days of the invasion. The NBU has maintained capital controls but allows limited gold purchases for personal investment.
Has the hryvnia held its value during the war?
The NBU maintained the UAH at approximately 36-42 UAH/USD through capital controls and Western financial support (IMF, EU). This relative stability has been better than many expected, though the economic toll of the war remains severe.
Can I take gold out of Ukraine?
Strict restrictions apply to gold export from Ukraine under wartime capital controls. Personal allowances exist, but commercial export requires authorization. Always check current NBU regulations before attempting to move gold across borders.