CBU published exchange rates for 29 July
As we approach July 29, 2025, the currency exchange rates indicate a notable decline across major currencies. Investors and traders are bracing for these shifts, which could impact global markets and local economies.
The US Dollar (USD) is currently at 12,581.73 UZS, reflecting a decrease of 71.75 UZS. This downward trend is expected to persist tomorrow.
The Euro (EUR) has also seen a decline, standing at 14,764.66 UZS, down by 106.98 UZS. Analysts warn that this may affect import costs.
The Russian Ruble (RUB) is trading at 158.34 UZS, falling by 1.41 UZS. This slight dip may indicate ongoing economic pressures.
Meanwhile, the British Pound (GBP) is at 16,938.78 UZS, down by 204.15 UZS, suggesting a challenging outlook for the UK economy.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is at 85.08 UZS, with a decrease of 1.26 UZS. This could lead to shifts in trade dynamics in the region.
The Swiss Franc (CHF) is currently at 15,790.32 UZS, down by 138.03 UZS, reflecting ongoing uncertainties in European markets.
Lastly, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) is trading at 1,755.39 UZS, showing a decrease of 12.47 UZS. This might impact trade relations with China.
As these rates continue to evolve, stakeholders are advised to keep a close watch on the currency markets for further updates.
