Starting from August 3, 2025, Uzbekistan’s currency market will see notable changes as new exchange rates come into effect. The Central Bank has published tomorrow’s rates, revealing both increases and decreases among major foreign currencies.
The US dollar (USD) rises by 100.85 UZS, reaching 12,692.42 UZS. This marks a significant upward movement, making the dollar more expensive for local buyers.
The euro (EUR) falls by 34.54 UZS to 14,511.24 UZS. This slight drop means the euro becomes a bit more affordable compared to previous days.
The Russian ruble (RUB) increases by 4.62 UZS, now set at 158.44 UZS. This shows a small but steady growth for the ruble.
The British pound (GBP) decreases by 59.24 UZS, landing at 16,790.80 UZS. The pound continues its downward trend.
The Japanese yen (JPY) also drops by 0.42 UZS, making its new rate 84.64 UZS. The change is minor but adds to the yen’s recent weakening.
The Swiss franc (CHF) slips by 41.38 UZS, now at 15,600.32 UZS. This makes the franc slightly cheaper for tomorrow.
The Chinese yuan (CNY) goes up by 10.41 UZS, setting its rate at 1,763.96 UZS. The yuan’s increase reflects growing demand and market shifts.
Overall, tomorrow’s rates show that while the dollar, ruble, and yuan are gaining strength, the euro, pound, yen, and franc are experiencing slight declines. Market participants should take note of these changes for their financial planning.
