Exchange rates on the Polish foreign exchange market on Monday, April 13, 2026, appear calm, without sudden movements — Gold holds a stable position against the world's major currencies. According to official data of the National Bank of Poland, the euro rate today is PLN 4.2507, while the US dollar rate is PLN 3.6374. Against the background of the other currencies, the Hungarian forint, whose average rate has risen significantly compared to previous sessions, distinguishing it from the currencies of the region of Central Europe. If you plan to exchange currencies, travel abroad or simply are interested in the foreign exchange market — We invite you to read a full review of NBP courses for today.
Exchange rates of NBP – 13 April 2026
Key exchange rates today
Euro (EUR)
Average rate NBP: PLN 4,2507
Buying rate: 4,2017 PLN | Sales rate: PLN 4,2865
The euro rate remains moderate — Over the past weeks, the European single currency has been oscillating around PLN 4,25–4,29, which means that the gold holds relatively tight towards its most important trading partner. For a person planning to travel to the euro area, the difference between the purchase and sales rate today is about 8,5 cents, which is a typical exchange spread. It is worth checking current NBP rates immediately before the exchange, as exchange rates can change overnight.
US Dollar (USD)
Average rate NBP: PLN 3,6374
Purchase rate: PLN 3,5827 | Sales rate: PLN 3,6551
The dollar rate remains below PLN 3.64, continuing the downward trend observed since the beginning of the month — another 2 April dollar cost over PLN 3.72. The spread between the purchase and sales rate today is just over 7 grosz, which is the standard difference in official NBP tables. Those who plan to travel to the United States or send money to the ocean should keep track of the exchange rates.
Pound sterling (GBP)
Average rate NBP: PLN 4,8845
Purchase rate: PLN 4,8231 | Sales rate: PLN 4,9205
Pound sterling remains the most expensive of the major European currencies in comparison with Polish gold, oscillating near the level of PLN 4,88–4,91. Spread is almost 10 cents today, which means that when exchanging cash, it is worth comparing offers from different currency exchangers. The pound course is important especially for Poles working or living in the UK, who regularly transfer funds to the country.
Swiss franc (CHF)
Average rate NBP: PLN 4,6021
Purchase rate: 4,5524 PLN | Sales rate: PLN 4,6444
Swiss franc is traditionally considered a safe haven currency — its high rate towards gold reflects the strength of the Swiss economy and investor confidence. Today the franc is valued at PLN 4,6021, which ranks it between the euro and the pound of sterling. For those paying loans linked to a franc or planning to travel to Switzerland, the spread between the purchase and sales rate of less than 9 cents is an important factor in the planning of the exchange.
Czech koruna (CZK)
Average rate NBP: PLN 0,1744
Purchase rate: 0,1725 PLN | Sales rate: 0,1759 PLN
Czech Crown is a currency of particular interest to Poles visiting the Czech Republic — at the rate of 0.1744 PLN for one crown, 100 Czech kronor costs about 17.44 PLN today. Spread here is relatively small in absolute terms, but is percentage comparable to other currencies. The course is stable and does not differ significantly from the values observed in previous days.
Norwegian krone (NOK)
Average rate NBP: PLN 0,3836
Purchase rate: 0,3774 PLN | Sales rate: PLN 0,3850
Norwegian koruna is valued today at PLN 0.3836, which means that for a hundred Norwegian koruna we will pay about PLN 38.36. Norway as a non-euro area country has its own strong currency supported by oil export revenue. The Norwegian crown course is important for Poles employed in Norway and people planning to go to this Scandinavian country.
Swedish krona (SEK)
Average rate NBP: PLN 0,3907
Purchase rate: PLN 0,3878 | Sales rate: PLN 0,3956
Swedish krona is slightly more expensive today than Norwegian — We will pay PLN 39,07 for 100 Swedish kronor. The spread between the purchase and sales rate is one of the lowest in Table C in absolute terms, resulting from the relatively low nominal value of that currency. Sweden is an important trading partner of Poland, which is why the Swedish crown course is observed not only by tourists, but also by entrepreneurs who trade goods with this country.
How did the exchange rates change last week?
Euro (EUR)
Course today: PLN 4,2507 | Course 7 days ago: 4,2869 PLN | Amendment: -0.0362 PLN (-0.84%)
The euro has sunk in the last seven days, which means that the gold has slightly strengthened towards the single European currency.
US Dollar (USD)
Course today: PLN 3,6374 | Course 7 days ago: 3,7195 PLN | Amendment: -0.0821 PLN (-2.21%)
The dollar has clearly lost its value to the gold within a week — is the biggest movement among the major currencies in the period analysed, signaling a clear weakening of the US currency in the market.
Pound sterling (GBP)
Course today: PLN 4,8845 | Course 7 days ago: 4,9103 PLN | Amendment: -0.0258 PLN (-0.53%)
Pound sterling slightly lost to gold in the last week, although the scale of change is moderate and should not significantly affect the decisions of those planning to trade.
Swiss franc (CHF)
Course today: PLN 4,6021 | Course 7 days ago: 4,6516 PLN | Amendment: -0.0495 PLN (-1.06%)
Swiss franc also weakened against gold during the week, losing more than one percent of its value expressed in Polish currency.
Czech koruna (CZK)
Course today: PLN 0.1744 | Course 7 days ago: 0,1747 PLN | Change: -0.0003 PLN (-0.17%)
Czech Crown has hardly changed its value to gold in the last seven days — The course remains extremely stable.
Norwegian krone (NOK)
Course today: PLN 0.3836 | Course 7 days ago: 0.3816 PLN | Change: +0.0020 PLN (+0.52%)
The Norwegian krone as one of the few currencies in the ranking slightly gained against gold in the week analysed.
Swedish krona (SEK)
Course today: PLN 0,3907 | Course 7 days ago: 0,3914 PLN | Change: -0.0007 PLN (-0.18%)
Swedish crown remained almost unchanged against gold — the minimum valuation is not practical for daily foreign exchange decisions.
Looking at the past week, you can see that the gold has clearly strengthened — and above all against the US dollar, which lost more than 2% of its value in relation to PLN. Euros, Swiss francs and pound sterling have also weakened against the Polish currency, although to a much lesser extent. The overall picture indicates a weekly reinforcement of the gold against the major Western currencies, with the simultaneous stability of the Scandinavian and Czech currencies. Exchange rates are derived from the official NBP table and shall apply from the date of publication until the following working day.
How to read NBP courses? Practical Guide
The NBP rates are published in three tables — for the average user the most important are the table A with average rates and Table C with purchase and sales rates. Table A average rate is the reference value used, among others, for accounting and tax purposes — It's not a rate where you buy a currency in a canto or a bank. The bid rate is the price at which a bank or a currency buys a currency from a customer — In other words, that's what you get when you sell your own euros or dollars. The sales rate (ask) is the price at which the financial institution sells currency to the customer — that's what you'll pay by buying currency before you go abroad or making international transfers. The difference between the purchase and sales rate, called spread, is the profit of the intermediary — The smaller the spread, the more favorable the offer.
Other NBP exchange rates
Bat (THB) — PLN 0,1129
Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) — PLN 0,4645
New Zealand Dollar (NDD) — 2,1207 PLN
Singapore Dollar (SGD) — 2,8514 PLN
Forint (HUF) — PLN 0,0116
Hryvna (UAH) — PLN 0,0837
Jen (JPY) — PLN 0,0228
Danish krone (DKK) — PLN 0,5688
Icelandic Krona (ISK) — PLN 0,0297
Romanian Leu (RON) — PLN 0,8346
Turkish lira (TRY) — PLN 0,0813
New Israeli Shekel (ILS) — PLN 1,1884
Chilean Peso (CLP) — PLN 0,0041
Philippine Peso (PHP) — PLN 0,0605
Mexican Peso (MXN) — PLN 0,2093
Rand (ZAR) — 0,2200 PLN
Real (BRL) — PLN 0,7265
Ringgit (MYR) — PLN 0,9151
Indonesian Rupee (IDR) — PLN 0,0002
Indian Rupee (INR) — PLN 0,0390
South Korean Won (KRW) — PLN 0,0024
Yuan renminbi (CNY) — PLN 0,5323
SDR (XDR) — PLN 4,9731
Currency Trivia of the Day
Forint węgierski to jedna z najmłodszych walut Europy — wprowadzono go w 1946 roku w ramach reformy monetarnej po hiperinflacji, która była jedną z najdotkliwszych w historii świata. W szczytowym momencie kurs inflacji na Węgrzech w 1946 roku sięgał astronomicznych poziomów, a ceny podwajały się dosłownie co kilkanaście godzin. Dziś, przy kursie NBP wynoszącym 0,0116 PLN za jednego forinta, za jednego złotego możemy kupić ponad 86 forintów — co dobrze oddaje skalę różnicy w wartości nominalnej obu walut.
Zachęcamy do regularnego odwiedzania portalu digitalnexus.pl, gdzie każdego dnia roboczego publikujemy aktualne kursy walut NBP wraz z komentarzem analitycznym. Narodowy Bank Polski ogłasza nowe tabele kursów od poniedziałku do piątku, dlatego warto wracać do nas codziennie przed planowaną wymianą walut lub transakcją zagraniczną. Dziękujemy, że jesteś z nami — do zobaczenia jutro przy kolejnej dawce aktualnych kursów walut!
