CBU published exchange rates for 28 July
As of July 25, 2025, the currency exchange rates reflect a downward trend across major currencies. The US Dollar (USD) is currently at 12,653.48 UZS, down by 109.05 UZS from the previous day. This slight dip indicates a cautious market sentiment.
The Euro (EUR) is trading at 14,871.64 UZS, experiencing a decrease of 106.47 UZS. Investors are observing this trend closely, as it may impact international trade.
The Russian Ruble (RUB) stands at 159.75 UZS, down by 2.91 UZS. This minor fluctuation suggests stability in the RUB, amidst broader market movements.
The British Pound (GBP) is at 17,142.93 UZS, falling by 145.19 UZS. This decline could influence UK investments and economic strategies.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is priced at 86.34 UZS, down by 0.77 UZS, reflecting ongoing adjustments in the Asian markets.
The Swiss Franc (CHF) is currently at 15,928.35 UZS, down by 173.76 UZS. This notable drop may raise eyebrows among financial analysts.
The Chinese Yuan (CNY) is trading at 1,767.86 UZS, down by 14.09 UZS, indicating a slight weakening against the Uzbek Som.
Looking ahead to July 28, 2025, the USD is expected to further decline to 12,581.73 UZS, down by 71.75 UZS. The EUR will also drop to 14,764.66 UZS, reflecting a decrease of 106.98 UZS.
The RUB is projected to be at 158.34 UZS, down by 1.41 UZS. The GBP is anticipated to fall to 16,938.78 UZS, a more significant drop of 204.15 UZS.
The JPY is expected to decrease to 85.08 UZS, down by 1.26 UZS, while the CHF will drop to 15,790.32 UZS, falling by 138.03 UZS. Lastly, the CNY will be at 1,755.39 UZS, down by 12.47 UZS.
These shifts highlight the dynamic nature of global currency markets and the importance of staying informed for future financial decisions.
