CBU published exchange rates for 27 July
In a notable shift, currency exchange rates are set to experience declines as of July 27, 2025. The latest figures reveal a downward trend across major currencies, affecting both local and international transactions.
The US Dollar (USD) is currently valued at 12,653.48 UZS, reflecting a drop of 109.05 UZS. The Euro (EUR) follows closely at 14,871.64 UZS, down by 106.47 UZS. The Russian Ruble (RUB) is trading at 159.75 UZS, having decreased by 2.91 UZS.
The British Pound (GBP) is now at 17,142.93 UZS, witnessing a decline of 145.19 UZS. Meanwhile, the Japanese Yen (JPY) stands at 86.34 UZS, falling by 0.77 UZS. The Swiss Franc (CHF) is valued at 15,928.35 UZS, marking a significant drop of 173.76 UZS. Lastly, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) is at 1,767.86 UZS, down by 14.09 UZS.
As the market prepares for tomorrow, the same rates are expected to hold, indicating a continued trend of depreciation across these currencies. Investors and businesses will be closely monitoring these developments in the coming days.
