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According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies in Uzbekistan. Here is an overview of the best rates available at exchange offices based on recent information. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar, followed closely by O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank at 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank sells USD at 12,450 soms, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank offer slightly higher rates at 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank provide the highest selling prices at 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki offers the best buying rate at 125 soms per ruble. Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with rates of 124 soms, and Trastbank and Garant bank offer 123 soms. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 soms, with Infinbank and Kapitalbank at 129 and 130 soms. Hayot Bank and Poytaxt bank provide the highest selling rates of 131 and 132 soms respectively. In the Euro (EUR) category, Universal bank leads with the lowest buying rate of 13,200 soms per euro. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer rates of 13,180 and 13,150 soms, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank provide 13,120 and 13,100 soms respectively. The best selling rates are found at Asia Alliance Bank (13,350 soms), Infinbank (13,380 soms), Kapitalbank (13,400 soms), Hayot Bank (13,420 soms), and Poytaxt bank (13,450 soms). For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the most favorable buying rate at 24.5 soms per tenge. Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with 24.3 and 24.2 soms, while Xalq Banki and Trastbank offer 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. On the selling side, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 25.2 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Hayot Bank at 26 soms, and Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 26.3 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies in Uzbekistan. Here is a detailed overview of the best rates for US Dollar, Russian Ruble, Euro, and Kazakh Tenge at various exchange offices. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar. O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank follow closely with rates of 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank offers a rate of 12,450 soms, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank sell at 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank provide the highest selling rates of 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki leads with the lowest buying rate at 125 soms. Hamkorbank and Universal bank offer competitive rates at 124 soms, with Trastbank and Garant bank slightly lower at 123 soms. When selling rubles, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 soms, followed by Infinbank at 129 soms. Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank offer the highest selling rates ranging from 130 to 132 soms. For the Euro (EUR), Universal bank provides the best buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer rates of 13,180 and 13,150 soms respectively, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank complete the list with rates between 13,120 and 13,100 soms. On the selling side, Asia Alliance Bank sells euros at 13,350 soms, with Infinbank, Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank offering increasingly higher rates up to 13,450 soms. In the case of the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the most favorable buying rate at 24.5 soms per tenge. Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with rates of 24.3 and 24.2 soms. Xalq Banki and Trastbank provide slightly lower rates at 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 25.2 soms, with Infinbank and Kapitalbank offering 25.5 and 25.8 soms. Hayot Bank and Poytaxt bank provide the highest selling rates of 26 and 26.3 soms respectively. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

Bank.uz website data reveals the most advantageous currency exchange rates offered by various banks in Uzbekistan. For those looking to buy or sell foreign currencies, here are the top banks providing the best rates for major currencies. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 so'm, followed closely by O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank at 12,400 so'm. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank offers 12,450 so'm, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank provide slightly higher rates at 12,460 so'm. Kapitalbank and Infinbank have the highest selling rates at 12,465 and 12,475 so'm respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki leads with the lowest buying rate of 125 so'm, with Hamkorbank and Universal bank offering 124 so'm. Trastbank and Garant bank provide rates at 123 so'm. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 so'm, followed by Infinbank at 129 so'm. Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank offer the highest selling rates ranging from 130 to 132 so'm. In the Euro (EUR) category, Universal bank offers the best buying rate at 13,200 so'm. Hamkorbank and Trastbank follow with 13,180 and 13,150 so'm respectively, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank provide rates between 13,120 and 13,100 so'm. Asia Alliance Bank sells euros at 13,350 so'm, with Infinbank, Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank offering increasingly higher rates up to 13,450 so'm. For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank has the lowest buying rate at 24.5 so'm, with Hamkorbank and Universal bank close behind at 24.3 and 24.2 so'm. Xalq Banki and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates of 24 and 23.8 so'm respectively. On the selling side, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 25.2 so'm, followed by Infinbank at 25.5 so'm. Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank have the highest selling rates ranging from 25.8 to 26.3 so'm. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies in Uzbekistan. Here is a detailed overview of the best rates available at various exchange offices. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar. O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank follow closely with rates of 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank sells dollars at 12,450 soms, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank offer slightly higher rates of 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank have the highest selling rates at 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki provides the lowest buying rate at 125 soms, with Hamkorbank and Universal bank offering 124 soms. Trastbank and Garant bank offer rates of 123 soms. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 soms, followed by Infinbank at 129 soms. Kapitalbank sells rubles at 130 soms, Hayot Bank at 131 soms, and Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 132 soms. For the Euro (EUR), Universal bank leads with the cheapest buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates of 13,180 and 13,150 soms respectively. Xalq Banki and Garant bank complete the list with 13,120 and 13,100 soms. On the selling side, Asia Alliance Bank sells euros at 13,350 soms, Infinbank at 13,380 soms, and Kapitalbank at 13,400 soms. Hayot Bank and Poytaxt bank offer the highest selling rates of 13,420 and 13,450 soms respectively. For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the best buying rate at 24.5 soms, followed by Hamkorbank at 24.3 soms and Universal bank at 24.2 soms. Xalq Banki and Trastbank offer rates of 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. When selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 25.2 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Hayot Bank at 26 soms, and Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 26.3 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates across Uzbekistan. Here is a detailed overview of the best buying and selling rates for major foreign currencies at various exchange offices. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms. O'zbekiston Milliy Banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank follow closely with rates of 12,400 soms. On the other hand, the highest selling rates are available at Poytaxt Bank (12,450 soms), Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank (both 12,460 soms), Kapitalbank (12,465 soms), and Infinbank leading with 12,475 soms. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki provides the most affordable buying rate at 125 soms, with Hamkorbank and Universal Bank offering 124 soms. Trastbank and Garant Bank offer slightly lower rates at 123 soms. For selling, Poytaxt Bank offers the highest rate at 132 soms, followed by Hayot Bank at 131 soms, Kapitalbank at 130 soms, Infinbank at 129 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 128 soms. In the Euro (EUR) category, Universal Bank offers the lowest buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank, Trastbank, Xalq Banki, and Garant Bank offer competitive rates ranging from 13,180 to 13,100 soms. The best selling rates are found at Poytaxt Bank (13,450 soms), Hayot Bank (13,420 soms), Kapitalbank (13,400 soms), Infinbank (13,380 soms), and Asia Alliance Bank (13,350 soms). For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank leads with the most advantageous buying rate of 24.5 soms. Hamkorbank, Universal Bank, Xalq Banki, and Trastbank follow with rates between 24.3 and 23.8 soms. The highest selling rates are offered by Poytaxt Bank at 26.3 soms, Hayot Bank at 26 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 25.2 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies in Uzbekistan. Here is a breakdown of the best rates for US Dollar, Russian Ruble, Euro, and Kazakh Tenge at various exchange offices. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are available at Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank, both offering 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar. O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank follow closely with rates around 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank offers 12,450 soms, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank provide slightly higher rates at 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank lead with the highest selling rates of 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. In the case of the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki provides the best buying rate at 125 soms per ruble. Hamkorbank and Universal bank offer competitive rates at 124 soms, with Trastbank and Garant bank slightly lower at 123 soms. For selling, Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 132 soms, followed by Hayot Bank at 131 soms and Kapitalbank at 130 soms. Infinbank and Asia Alliance Bank also provide attractive selling rates of 129 and 128 soms respectively. Regarding the Euro (EUR), Universal bank leads with the lowest buying rate of 13,200 soms per euro. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer rates of 13,180 and 13,150 soms, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank provide rates around 13,120 and 13,100 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 13,450 soms, with Hayot Bank and Kapitalbank close behind at 13,420 and 13,400 soms. Infinbank and Asia Alliance Bank also present competitive selling rates of 13,380 and 13,350 soms respectively. For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the best buying rate at 24.5 soms per tenge. Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with rates of 24.3 and 24.2 soms, while Xalq Banki and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates at 24 and 23.8 soms. When selling, Poytaxt bank leads with 26.3 soms, followed by Hayot Bank at 26 soms and Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms. Infinbank and Asia Alliance Bank also provide attractive selling rates of 25.5 and 25.2 soms respectively. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks in Uzbekistan offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies. Here is a breakdown of the best rates available at exchange offices based on different currencies. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar, followed closely by O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank at 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank provides the highest rate at 12,450 soms, with Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank offering 12,460 soms, Kapitalbank at 12,465 soms, and Infinbank leading with 12,475 soms. When exchanging Russian Rubles (RUB), Xalq Banki offers the lowest buying rate at 125 soms, while Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with 124 soms. Trastbank and Garant bank buy rubles at 123 soms. For selling, Poytaxt bank offers the best rate at 132 soms, with Hayot Bank at 131 soms, Kapitalbank at 130 soms, Infinbank at 129 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 128 soms. Regarding the Euro (EUR), Universal bank provides the most advantageous buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates at 13,180 and 13,150 soms respectively, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank buy euros at 13,120 and 13,100 soms. For selling, Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 13,450 soms, followed by Hayot Bank at 13,420 soms, Kapitalbank at 13,400 soms, Infinbank at 13,380 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 13,350 soms. For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the best buying rate at 24.5 soms, with Hamkorbank at 24.3 soms and Universal bank at 24.2 soms. Xalq Banki and Trastbank buy tenges at 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank leads with 26.3 soms, Hayot Bank follows at 26 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 25.2 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

Bank.uz website data reveals the most advantageous currency exchange rates offered by various banks in Uzbekistan. For those looking to buy or sell foreign currencies, knowing which banks provide the best rates can help maximize value. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar, followed closely by O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank at 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank sells USD at 12,450 soms, with Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank offering slightly higher rates at 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank offer the highest selling rates at 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki offers the lowest buying rate at 125 soms, while Hamkorbank and Universal bank provide rates at 124 soms. Trastbank and Garant bank follow with 123 soms. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 soms, with Infinbank at 129 soms, Kapitalbank at 130 soms, Hayot Bank at 131 soms, and Poytaxt bank offering the highest rate of 132 soms. In Euro (EUR) exchange, Universal bank leads with the lowest buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates at 13,180 and 13,150 soms respectively, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank provide rates around 13,120 and 13,100 soms. On the selling front, Asia Alliance Bank sells at 13,350 soms, Infinbank at 13,380 soms, Kapitalbank at 13,400 soms, Hayot Bank at 13,420 soms, and Poytaxt bank tops the list at 13,450 soms. For Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the best buying rate at 24.5 soms, followed by Hamkorbank at 24.3 soms and Universal bank at 24.2 soms. Xalq Banki and Trastbank provide rates of 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. The highest selling rates are offered by Asia Alliance Bank at 25.2 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Hayot Bank at 26 soms, and Poytaxt bank leading with 26.3 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

The latest exchange rates effective from September 12, 2025, reveal notable movements across major currencies against the Uzbek som. Today, the US dollar opened at 12,360.86 UZS, rising by 5.72 UZS, signaling a slight strengthening. The euro declined by 60.02 UZS to 14,479.51 UZS, reflecting continued pressure. The Russian ruble dropped 2.82 UZS to 145.66 UZS, while the British pound fell 46.62 UZS to 16,740.31 UZS. The Japanese yen and Swiss franc also weakened, decreasing by 0.57 UZS and 71.04 UZS respectively. In contrast, the Chinese yuan edged up by 0.85 UZS, reaching 1,735.76 UZS. Looking ahead to tomorrow, all major currencies are forecasted to rebound. The US dollar is expected to gain 86.49 UZS, climbing to 12,447.35 UZS. The euro is projected to rise by 66.46 UZS, the ruble by 0.42 UZS, and the pound by 68.59 UZS. The yen and franc will also see modest increases, while the yuan is set to strengthen by 11.33 UZS, reaching 1,747.09 UZS. These fluctuations suggest a positive turn in the currency market, offering renewed confidence for traders and investors in the near term.

On September 10, 2025, the Uzbekistani som experienced notable fluctuations against major world currencies. The US dollar opened at 12,355.14 UZS, declining by 84.27 som from the previous day. Similarly, the euro dropped by 44.43 som to 14,539.53 UZS. The Russian ruble also weakened, falling 3.39 som to 148.48 UZS. The British pound decreased by 17.47 som, settling at 16,786.93 UZS. In contrast, the Japanese yen showed strength, rising by 0.23 som to 84.42 UZS. The Swiss franc and Chinese yuan weakened, with their rates down by 37.33 and 9.75 som respectively. Looking ahead to September 11, 2025, the US dollar is expected to rebound slightly, gaining 5.72 som to reach 12,360.86 UZS. However, the euro faces further decline, dropping 60.02 som to 14,479.51 UZS. The ruble and pound continue their downward trend, falling by 2.82 and 46.62 som respectively. The yen is forecasted to weaken by 0.57 som to 83.85 UZS. The Swiss franc is expected to slide further by 71.04 som, while the Chinese yuan shows a modest increase of 0.85 som. These shifts highlight ongoing volatility in the currency market, prompting investors and businesses to monitor exchange rates closely.

The latest exchange rates effective from September 9, 2025, reveal a notable upward trend across all major currencies against the local som. The US dollar opens at 12,520.78 soms, rising by 83.63 soms, signaling continued strength. The euro similarly gains, climbing 153.72 soms to reach 14,634.29 soms. Other currencies follow suit with the British pound increasing by 164.99 soms to 16,880.52 soms, while the Swiss franc jumps 140.68 soms, settling at 15,590.56 soms. The Japanese yen strengthens by 0.65 soms to 84.50 soms, and the Russian ruble edges up by 0.36 soms to 153.70 soms. The Chinese yuan also appreciates, rising 12.28 soms to 1,754.10 soms. This consistent rise across the board suggests a bullish momentum in foreign exchange markets, with no expected reversals in the immediate future. Traders and businesses should prepare for continued som depreciation against these key currencies tomorrow.

The Uzbek som continues to weaken as major currencies gain strength today. The US dollar opened at 12,437.15 UZS, rising by 62.6 UZS, signaling a steady increase. Tomorrow, the dollar is expected to climb further to 12,520.78 UZS, adding another 83.63 UZS. The euro also showed gains, starting at 14,480.57 UZS with a 55.56 UZS rise. Analysts predict a sharper increase by tomorrow, reaching 14,634.29 UZS, an additional 153.72 UZS gain. The Russian ruble edged up slightly to 153.34 UZS today, up 0.21 UZS, and is forecasted to continue this trend, hitting 153.70 UZS tomorrow with a 0.36 UZS rise. The British pound opened at 16,715.53 UZS, gaining 123.73 UZS today. Expectations for tomorrow are even higher, with the rate projected at 16,880.52 UZS, a 165 UZS increase. The Japanese yen strengthened to 83.85 UZS, up 0.55 UZS, and is set to rise further to 84.50 UZS tomorrow, gaining 0.65 UZS. The Swiss franc increased by 50.99 UZS to 15,449.88 UZS today. Tomorrow, it is anticipated to surge to 15,590.56 UZS, a rise of 140.68 UZS. Finally, the Chinese yuan rose by 9.90 UZS to 1,741.82 UZS today and is forecasted to reach 1,754.10 UZS tomorrow, adding 12.28 UZS. Overall, the som is facing continuous depreciation against all major currencies, with stronger gains expected tomorrow. Market participants should prepare for further currency fluctuations in the coming days.

On September 7, 2025, all major currencies are expected to maintain their upward momentum against the local som, continuing the positive trend observed today. The US dollar opens at 12,437.15 som, rising by 62.6 som from the previous rate. Similarly, the euro strengthens by 55.56 som, trading at 14,480.57 som. The Russian ruble shows a modest increase of 0.21 som, reaching 153.34 som. The British pound leads the gains with a rise of 123.73 som, settling at 16,715.53 som. The Japanese yen and Swiss franc also see notable gains, climbing by 0.55 som and 50.99 som respectively, with rates at 83.85 and 15,449.88 som. The Chinese yuan follows suit, increasing by 9.9 som to 1,741.82 som. Overall, the currency market reflects strong growth across the board, suggesting continued investor confidence and potential opportunities for traders in the coming days.

The exchange rates on September 4, 2025, showed a general decline across major currencies against the local som. The US dollar opened at 12,374.55 soms, dropping by 48.35 soms. The euro followed a similar trend, falling by 32.76 soms to 14,425.01 soms. The Russian ruble decreased by 1.17 soms to 153.13 soms, while the British pound lost 54.89 soms, settling at 16,591.80 soms. The Japanese yen and Swiss franc also saw declines, with the yen down by 0.32 soms at 83.30 soms and the franc decreasing by 35.20 soms to 15,398.89 soms. The Chinese yuan dropped by 6.35 soms to 1,731.92 soms. Looking ahead to September 5, 2025, all these currencies are expected to rebound. The US dollar is projected to rise by 62.60 soms, reaching 12,437.15 soms. The euro is set to increase by 55.56 soms, climbing to 14,480.57 soms. The ruble will modestly gain 0.21 soms, the pound is forecasted to surge by 123.73 soms, the yen to grow by 0.55 soms, the franc to jump by 50.99 soms, and the yuan to advance by 9.90 soms. This anticipated upward shift signals a positive turn in the currency market, offering potential opportunities for traders and businesses dealing with foreign exchange.

The exchange rates for major currencies continue to decline as of September 3, 2025, signaling a challenging day for the local currency. The US dollar opened at 12,422.90 UZS, down by 37.80 UZS from the previous day, indicating a weakening trend. The euro also fell, opening at 14,457.77 UZS, a decrease of 87.61 UZS. The Russian ruble declined to 154.30 UZS, dropping by 0.76 UZS, while the British pound opened at 16,646.69 UZS, down by 125.41 UZS. The Japanese yen and Swiss franc followed the downward trend, opening at 83.62 UZS and 15,434.09 UZS respectively, with losses of 1.09 and 114.57 UZS. The Chinese yuan also decreased to 1,738.27 UZS, down 8.47 UZS. Looking ahead to September 4, the decline is expected to continue. The US dollar is forecasted to open at 12,374.55 UZS, dropping further by 48.35 UZS. The euro is predicted to fall to 14,425.01 UZS, a decrease of 32.76 UZS. The ruble is expected to weaken to 153.13 UZS, down 1.17 UZS. Similarly, the pound is projected to open at 16,591.80 UZS, a decline of 54.89 UZS. The yen and franc are expected to fall to 83.30 UZS and 15,398.89 UZS respectively. The yuan is also forecasted to decrease to 1,731.92 UZS. Overall, the market shows a consistent depreciation across all major currencies, suggesting continued pressure on the local exchange rates in the coming days.

The currency exchange rates as of September 2, 2025, show mixed movements with a general downward trend expected for September 3. The US dollar opened at 12,460.70 UZS, slipping by 21.68 UZS today. Tomorrow, it is forecasted to drop further by 37.80 UZS, reaching 12,422.90 UZS. The euro gained slightly today, increasing by 4.66 UZS to 14,545.38 UZS. However, it is expected to decline sharply by 87.61 UZS tomorrow, settling at 14,457.77 UZS. The Russian ruble decreased today by 0.17 UZS to 155.06 UZS and is predicted to fall again by 0.76 UZS to 154.30 UZS tomorrow. The British pound fell significantly today by 81.61 UZS to 16,772.10 UZS, with a further decline of 125.41 UZS anticipated, bringing it down to 16,646.69 UZS. The Japanese yen edged down by 0.12 UZS to 84.71 UZS today and is expected to drop by 1.09 UZS tomorrow to 83.62 UZS. The Swiss franc also showed a decrease of 36.78 UZS today to 15,548.66 UZS and is forecasted to fall sharply by 114.57 UZS tomorrow to 15,434.09 UZS. Finally, the Chinese yuan declined by 3.60 UZS today to 1,746.74 UZS and is expected to continue its downward trend with an 8.47 UZS drop tomorrow to 1,738.27 UZS. Overall, the market anticipates a weakening of most major currencies against the Uzbek som on September 3, signaling potential challenges for currency traders and importers.

The latest exchange rates effective from September 2, 2025, reveal notable shifts in the currency market. After a series of gains on August 29, several major currencies are set to experience declines tomorrow. The US Dollar (USD) rose by 69.4 soʻm on August 29, reaching 12,482.38 soʻm, but is expected to drop by 21.68 soʻm to 12,460.70 soʻm on September 2. The Euro (EUR) surged by 154.08 soʻm to 14,540.72 soʻm and will slightly increase by 4.66 soʻm to 14,545.38 soʻm tomorrow. The Russian Ruble (RUB) climbed by 0.95 soʻm to 155.23 soʻm but is forecasted to decrease by 0.17 soʻm to 155.06 soʻm. The British Pound (GBP) saw a strong rise of 168.18 soʻm to 16,853.71 soʻm and will fall by 81.61 soʻm to 16,772.10 soʻm. The Japanese Yen (JPY) gained 0.98 soʻm to 84.83 soʻm but will slightly decline by 0.12 soʻm to 84.71 soʻm. The Swiss Franc (CHF) increased by 203.8 soʻm to 15,585.44 soʻm before dropping 36.78 soʻm to 15,548.66 soʻm. Finally, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) rose by 17.12 soʻm to 1,750.34 soʻm, with a minor decrease of 3.6 soʻm expected, settling at 1,746.74 soʻm tomorrow. These fluctuations suggest cautious trading ahead as the market adjusts to new economic signals.

The Uzbek som continues to show resilience as all major foreign currencies gain in value against it on August 31, 2025. The dollar (USD) rises by 69.4 so'm, reaching 12,482.38 so'm. The euro (EUR) sees a significant increase of 154.08 so'm, trading at 14,540.72 so'm. The Russian ruble (RUB) climbs modestly by 0.95 so'm to 155.23 so'm, while the British pound (GBP) strengthens by 168.18 so'm, hitting 16,853.71 so'm. The Japanese yen (JPY) edges up by 0.98 so'm to 84.83 so'm. Additionally, the Swiss franc (CHF) experiences the largest jump of 203.8 so'm, reaching 15,585.44 so'm. The Chinese yuan (CNY) also rises by 17.12 so'm, trading at 1,750.34 so'm. These increases indicate a steady appreciation of foreign currencies against the Uzbek som, which may impact import prices and foreign trade in the coming days. Market watchers advise monitoring these trends closely as they are expected to persist tomorrow.

Bank.uz website data reveals the most advantageous currency exchange rates offered by various banks in Uzbekistan. For those looking to buy or sell foreign currencies, knowing which banks provide the best rates can help maximize value. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar, followed closely by O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank at 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank sells USD at 12,450 soms, with Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank offering slightly higher rates at 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank offer the highest selling rates at 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki offers the lowest buying rate at 125 soms, while Hamkorbank and Universal bank provide rates at 124 soms. Trastbank and Garant bank follow with 123 soms. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 soms, with Infinbank at 129 soms, Kapitalbank at 130 soms, Hayot Bank at 131 soms, and Poytaxt bank offering the highest rate of 132 soms. In Euro (EUR) exchange, Universal bank leads with the lowest buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates at 13,180 and 13,150 soms respectively, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank provide rates around 13,120 and 13,100 soms. On the selling front, Asia Alliance Bank sells at 13,350 soms, Infinbank at 13,380 soms, Kapitalbank at 13,400 soms, Hayot Bank at 13,420 soms, and Poytaxt bank tops the list at 13,450 soms. For Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the best buying rate at 24.5 soms, followed by Hamkorbank at 24.3 soms and Universal bank at 24.2 soms. Xalq Banki and Trastbank provide rates of 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. The highest selling rates are offered by Asia Alliance Bank at 25.2 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Hayot Bank at 26 soms, and Poytaxt bank leading with 26.3 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates across Uzbekistan. Here is a detailed overview of the best buying and selling rates for major foreign currencies at various exchange offices. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms. O'zbekiston Milliy Banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank follow closely with rates of 12,400 soms. On the other hand, the highest selling rates are available at Poytaxt Bank (12,450 soms), Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank (both 12,460 soms), Kapitalbank (12,465 soms), and Infinbank leading with 12,475 soms. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki provides the most affordable buying rate at 125 soms, with Hamkorbank and Universal Bank offering 124 soms. Trastbank and Garant Bank offer slightly lower rates at 123 soms. For selling, Poytaxt Bank offers the highest rate at 132 soms, followed by Hayot Bank at 131 soms, Kapitalbank at 130 soms, Infinbank at 129 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 128 soms. In the Euro (EUR) category, Universal Bank offers the lowest buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank, Trastbank, Xalq Banki, and Garant Bank offer competitive rates ranging from 13,180 to 13,100 soms. The best selling rates are found at Poytaxt Bank (13,450 soms), Hayot Bank (13,420 soms), Kapitalbank (13,400 soms), Infinbank (13,380 soms), and Asia Alliance Bank (13,350 soms). For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank leads with the most advantageous buying rate of 24.5 soms. Hamkorbank, Universal Bank, Xalq Banki, and Trastbank follow with rates between 24.3 and 23.8 soms. The highest selling rates are offered by Poytaxt Bank at 26.3 soms, Hayot Bank at 26 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 25.2 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks in Uzbekistan offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies. Here is a breakdown of the best rates available at exchange offices based on different currencies. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar, followed closely by O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank at 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank provides the highest rate at 12,450 soms, with Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank offering 12,460 soms, Kapitalbank at 12,465 soms, and Infinbank leading with 12,475 soms. When exchanging Russian Rubles (RUB), Xalq Banki offers the lowest buying rate at 125 soms, while Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with 124 soms. Trastbank and Garant bank buy rubles at 123 soms. For selling, Poytaxt bank offers the best rate at 132 soms, with Hayot Bank at 131 soms, Kapitalbank at 130 soms, Infinbank at 129 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 128 soms. Regarding the Euro (EUR), Universal bank provides the most advantageous buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates at 13,180 and 13,150 soms respectively, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank buy euros at 13,120 and 13,100 soms. For selling, Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 13,450 soms, followed by Hayot Bank at 13,420 soms, Kapitalbank at 13,400 soms, Infinbank at 13,380 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 13,350 soms. For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the best buying rate at 24.5 soms, with Hamkorbank at 24.3 soms and Universal bank at 24.2 soms. Xalq Banki and Trastbank buy tenges at 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank leads with 26.3 soms, Hayot Bank follows at 26 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, and Asia Alliance Bank at 25.2 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies in Uzbekistan. Here is a detailed overview of the best rates for US Dollar, Russian Ruble, Euro, and Kazakh Tenge at various exchange offices. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar. O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank follow closely with rates of 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank offers a rate of 12,450 soms, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank sell at 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank provide the highest selling rates of 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki leads with the lowest buying rate at 125 soms. Hamkorbank and Universal bank offer competitive rates at 124 soms, with Trastbank and Garant bank slightly lower at 123 soms. When selling rubles, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 soms, followed by Infinbank at 129 soms. Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank offer the highest selling rates ranging from 130 to 132 soms. For the Euro (EUR), Universal bank provides the best buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer rates of 13,180 and 13,150 soms respectively, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank complete the list with rates between 13,120 and 13,100 soms. On the selling side, Asia Alliance Bank sells euros at 13,350 soms, with Infinbank, Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank offering increasingly higher rates up to 13,450 soms. In the case of the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the most favorable buying rate at 24.5 soms per tenge. Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with rates of 24.3 and 24.2 soms. Xalq Banki and Trastbank provide slightly lower rates at 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 25.2 soms, with Infinbank and Kapitalbank offering 25.5 and 25.8 soms. Hayot Bank and Poytaxt bank provide the highest selling rates of 26 and 26.3 soms respectively. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

Bank.uz website data reveals the most advantageous currency exchange rates offered by various banks in Uzbekistan. For those looking to buy or sell foreign currencies, here are the top banks providing the best rates for major currencies. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 so'm, followed closely by O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank at 12,400 so'm. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank offers 12,450 so'm, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank provide slightly higher rates at 12,460 so'm. Kapitalbank and Infinbank have the highest selling rates at 12,465 and 12,475 so'm respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki leads with the lowest buying rate of 125 so'm, with Hamkorbank and Universal bank offering 124 so'm. Trastbank and Garant bank provide rates at 123 so'm. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 so'm, followed by Infinbank at 129 so'm. Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank offer the highest selling rates ranging from 130 to 132 so'm. In the Euro (EUR) category, Universal bank offers the best buying rate at 13,200 so'm. Hamkorbank and Trastbank follow with 13,180 and 13,150 so'm respectively, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank provide rates between 13,120 and 13,100 so'm. Asia Alliance Bank sells euros at 13,350 so'm, with Infinbank, Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank offering increasingly higher rates up to 13,450 so'm. For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank has the lowest buying rate at 24.5 so'm, with Hamkorbank and Universal bank close behind at 24.3 and 24.2 so'm. Xalq Banki and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates of 24 and 23.8 so'm respectively. On the selling side, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 25.2 so'm, followed by Infinbank at 25.5 so'm. Kapitalbank, Hayot Bank, and Poytaxt bank have the highest selling rates ranging from 25.8 to 26.3 so'm. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies in Uzbekistan. Here is a breakdown of the best rates for US Dollar, Russian Ruble, Euro, and Kazakh Tenge at various exchange offices. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are available at Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank, both offering 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar. O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank follow closely with rates around 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank offers 12,450 soms, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank provide slightly higher rates at 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank lead with the highest selling rates of 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. In the case of the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki provides the best buying rate at 125 soms per ruble. Hamkorbank and Universal bank offer competitive rates at 124 soms, with Trastbank and Garant bank slightly lower at 123 soms. For selling, Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 132 soms, followed by Hayot Bank at 131 soms and Kapitalbank at 130 soms. Infinbank and Asia Alliance Bank also provide attractive selling rates of 129 and 128 soms respectively. Regarding the Euro (EUR), Universal bank leads with the lowest buying rate of 13,200 soms per euro. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer rates of 13,180 and 13,150 soms, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank provide rates around 13,120 and 13,100 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 13,450 soms, with Hayot Bank and Kapitalbank close behind at 13,420 and 13,400 soms. Infinbank and Asia Alliance Bank also present competitive selling rates of 13,380 and 13,350 soms respectively. For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the best buying rate at 24.5 soms per tenge. Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with rates of 24.3 and 24.2 soms, while Xalq Banki and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates at 24 and 23.8 soms. When selling, Poytaxt bank leads with 26.3 soms, followed by Hayot Bank at 26 soms and Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms. Infinbank and Asia Alliance Bank also provide attractive selling rates of 25.5 and 25.2 soms respectively. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies in Uzbekistan. Here is a detailed overview of the best rates available at various exchange offices. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar. O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank follow closely with rates of 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank sells dollars at 12,450 soms, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank offer slightly higher rates of 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank have the highest selling rates at 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki provides the lowest buying rate at 125 soms, with Hamkorbank and Universal bank offering 124 soms. Trastbank and Garant bank offer rates of 123 soms. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 soms, followed by Infinbank at 129 soms. Kapitalbank sells rubles at 130 soms, Hayot Bank at 131 soms, and Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 132 soms. For the Euro (EUR), Universal bank leads with the cheapest buying rate at 13,200 soms. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer slightly lower rates of 13,180 and 13,150 soms respectively. Xalq Banki and Garant bank complete the list with 13,120 and 13,100 soms. On the selling side, Asia Alliance Bank sells euros at 13,350 soms, Infinbank at 13,380 soms, and Kapitalbank at 13,400 soms. Hayot Bank and Poytaxt bank offer the highest selling rates of 13,420 and 13,450 soms respectively. For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the best buying rate at 24.5 soms, followed by Hamkorbank at 24.3 soms and Universal bank at 24.2 soms. Xalq Banki and Trastbank offer rates of 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. When selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 25.2 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Hayot Bank at 26 soms, and Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 26.3 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.

According to data from the Bank.uz website, several banks offer the most favorable currency exchange rates for buying and selling major foreign currencies in Uzbekistan. Here is an overview of the best rates available at exchange offices based on recent information. For the US Dollar (USD), the cheapest buying rates are offered by Xalq Banki and O'zsanoatqurilishbank at 12,410 Uzbek soms per dollar, followed closely by O'zbekiston Milliy banki, Hamkorbank, and Tenge Bank at 12,400 soms. On the selling side, Poytaxt bank sells USD at 12,450 soms, while Hayot Bank and Asia Alliance Bank offer slightly higher rates at 12,460 soms. Kapitalbank and Infinbank provide the highest selling prices at 12,465 and 12,475 soms respectively. Regarding the Russian Ruble (RUB), Xalq Banki offers the best buying rate at 125 soms per ruble. Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with rates of 124 soms, and Trastbank and Garant bank offer 123 soms. For selling, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 128 soms, with Infinbank and Kapitalbank at 129 and 130 soms. Hayot Bank and Poytaxt bank provide the highest selling rates of 131 and 132 soms respectively. In the Euro (EUR) category, Universal bank leads with the lowest buying rate of 13,200 soms per euro. Hamkorbank and Trastbank offer rates of 13,180 and 13,150 soms, while Xalq Banki and Garant bank provide 13,120 and 13,100 soms respectively. The best selling rates are found at Asia Alliance Bank (13,350 soms), Infinbank (13,380 soms), Kapitalbank (13,400 soms), Hayot Bank (13,420 soms), and Poytaxt bank (13,450 soms). For the Kazakh Tenge (KZT), Tenge Bank offers the most favorable buying rate at 24.5 soms per tenge. Hamkorbank and Universal bank follow with 24.3 and 24.2 soms, while Xalq Banki and Trastbank offer 24 and 23.8 soms respectively. On the selling side, Asia Alliance Bank starts at 25.2 soms, Infinbank at 25.5 soms, Kapitalbank at 25.8 soms, Hayot Bank at 26 soms, and Poytaxt bank offers the highest rate at 26.3 soms. Information is prepared based on Bank.uz website data, site administration is not responsible for buying and selling currencies at these rates. Information is provided for informational purposes only.