CBU published exchange rates for 28 August
The latest currency exchange rates effective from August 28, 2025, reveal a mixed trend in the market with some currencies strengthening while others face slight declines.
The US dollar (USD) continues its upward momentum, gaining 48.85 so‘m to reach 12,354.65 so‘m. This positive trend is expected to persist into tomorrow, indicating growing demand for the greenback.
The euro (EUR), however, shows a minor decrease of 4.65 so‘m, settling at 14,384.52 so‘m. This downward movement is likely to continue, reflecting some pressure on the eurozone currency.
The Russian ruble (RUB) has edged up by 1.37 so‘m to 153.93 so‘m, maintaining a steady rise that is projected to carry on in the near term.
The British pound (GBP) experienced a notable increase of 46.16 so‘m, reaching 16,654.07 so‘m. This upward shift is expected to hold for tomorrow as well.
The Japanese yen (JPY) rose slightly by 0.21 so‘m to 83.73 so‘m, showing modest strength that should remain stable.
The Swiss franc (CHF) declined by 5.99 so‘m to 15,330.25 so‘m, continuing its downward trend which is anticipated to persist.
Lastly, the Chinese yuan (CNY) gained 5.91 so‘m, closing at 1,725.46 so‘m, with positive momentum expected to continue.
Overall, the market outlook for August 28 suggests a mix of strengthening and weakening currencies, with the US dollar and British pound leading gains, while the euro and Swiss franc face slight declines.
