Euro exchange rate on July 31, 2026. EUR/PLN at 4,31 zł

Euro was slightly more expensive against the zloty in the morning

In the morning of 31 July 2026, the euro exchange rate stood at 4,3148 zł. For someone exchanging 1000 zł, that meant buying about 231,78 euro. It is a level at which any larger exchange starts to matter, even if the move itself is not big.

Yesterday’s quote was 4,3066 zł, so the euro rose by 0,0082 zł. In practice, when exchanging 5000 zł, the difference versus yesterday’s level is about 9,30 zł — not much, but already noticeable for people converting larger amounts.

Rather than a major market shift, this looks like a short-term move. For everyday currency purchases, for example before a trip or when settling an invoice in euro, such a change may move the final amount by a few złoty, not by tens or hundreds.

On a weekly basis, the rate changed by 0,0082 zł. That means the euro remains close to the levels seen in previous days, and the data do not show a clearer reason for bigger moves.

Sources

1. Current exchange rates: National Bank of Poland (average exchange rate table)