CBU published exchange rates for 2 September
The latest exchange rates effective from September 2, 2025, reveal notable shifts in the currency market. After a series of gains on August 29, several major currencies are set to experience declines tomorrow.
The US Dollar (USD) rose by 69.4 soʻm on August 29, reaching 12,482.38 soʻm, but is expected to drop by 21.68 soʻm to 12,460.70 soʻm on September 2. The Euro (EUR) surged by 154.08 soʻm to 14,540.72 soʻm and will slightly increase by 4.66 soʻm to 14,545.38 soʻm tomorrow.
The Russian Ruble (RUB) climbed by 0.95 soʻm to 155.23 soʻm but is forecasted to decrease by 0.17 soʻm to 155.06 soʻm. The British Pound (GBP) saw a strong rise of 168.18 soʻm to 16,853.71 soʻm and will fall by 81.61 soʻm to 16,772.10 soʻm.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) gained 0.98 soʻm to 84.83 soʻm but will slightly decline by 0.12 soʻm to 84.71 soʻm. The Swiss Franc (CHF) increased by 203.8 soʻm to 15,585.44 soʻm before dropping 36.78 soʻm to 15,548.66 soʻm.
Finally, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) rose by 17.12 soʻm to 1,750.34 soʻm, with a minor decrease of 3.6 soʻm expected, settling at 1,746.74 soʻm tomorrow.
These fluctuations suggest cautious trading ahead as the market adjusts to new economic signals.
