The latest exchange rates effective from August 27, 2025, reveal notable fluctuations across major currencies. The US dollar closed today at 12,305.80 UZS, down by 51.29 UZS, but is expected to rebound tomorrow, gaining 48.85 UZS to reach 12,354.65 UZS. The euro strengthened today, rising 58.65 UZS to 14,389.17 UZS, yet it is forecasted to dip slightly by 4.65 UZS tomorrow.
The Russian ruble fell today by 0.93 UZS to 152.56 UZS but is set to recover with a 1.37 UZS increase. The British pound rose by 34.58 UZS today to 16,607.91 UZS and will continue its upward trend with an additional 46.16 UZS gain. The Japanese yen saw a modest rise of 0.42 UZS today, reaching 83.52 UZS, and is expected to climb further tomorrow.
Switzerland’s franc advanced strongly today by 73.04 UZS to 15,336.24 UZS but may retreat slightly by nearly 6 UZS. Meanwhile, the Chinese yuan declined today by 1.59 UZS to 1,719.55 UZS but is projected to strengthen by 5.91 UZS in the next session.
These movements indicate a dynamic currency landscape, with some currencies showing resilience while others face downward pressure in the short term. Traders and investors should monitor these trends closely as they prepare for tomorrow’s market.