Polish zloty edges up against major currencies: pound at 5.02, dollar at 3.76 on July 2
The Polish zloty strengthened slightly against the British pound, US dollar and Swiss franc on July 2, while Scandinavian currencies and the Hungarian forint also saw modest daily gains against the zloty on July 3.
Pound and dollar
The National Bank of Poland (NBP) set the pound sterling at 5.0181 zł at noon on 2 July 2026, a daily rise of 0.0229 zł and a weekly gain of 0.0427 zł. The US dollar was quoted at 3.7568 zł at the same fixing, while an earlier morning reading from a separate source put the greenback at 3.7759 zł at 7:00, up 0.0075 zł day-on-day.
- GBP
- 5.0181 PLN
- USD (noon)
- 3.7568 PLN
- USD (7:00)
- 3.7759 PLN
- CHF
- 4.6715 PLN
- DKK
- 0.5741 PLN
- SEK
- 0.3892 PLN
- NOK
- 0.3832 PLN
- HUF
- 1.213 PLN
Swiss franc
The Swiss franc traded at 4.6715 zł at the 2 July noon fixing. The Swiss National Bank’s independent monetary policy continues to underpin the franc’s stability, making the CHF/PLN pair a closely watched indicator for Polish mortgage holders with franc-denominated loans.
Scandinavian currencies
By 7:00 on 3 July, the Danish krone had edged up to 0.5741 zł, a daily and weekly increase of 0.0005 zł. The Swedish krona stood at 0.3892 zł, gaining 0.0010 zł on both the day and the week. The Norwegian krone firmed to 0.3832 zł, up 0.0016 zł from the previous day and the same amount week-on-week. All three Scandinavian central banks maintain independent monetary frameworks, and Denmark’s 2000 referendum (53.2% against adopting the euro) keeps the krone outside the eurozone.
Hungarian forint
The forint was quoted at 1.2130 zł on the morning of 3 July, a daily and weekly rise of 0.0022 zł. The HUF/PLN rate is of particular interest to Polish travellers heading to the Balkans via Hungary, as well as to firms trading with Hungarian partners.
