CBU published exchange rates for 4 September
The exchange rates for major currencies continue to decline as of September 3, 2025, signaling a challenging day for the local currency. The US dollar opened at 12,422.90 UZS, down by 37.80 UZS from the previous day, indicating a weakening trend. The euro also fell, opening at 14,457.77 UZS, a decrease of 87.61 UZS.
The Russian ruble declined to 154.30 UZS, dropping by 0.76 UZS, while the British pound opened at 16,646.69 UZS, down by 125.41 UZS. The Japanese yen and Swiss franc followed the downward trend, opening at 83.62 UZS and 15,434.09 UZS respectively, with losses of 1.09 and 114.57 UZS. The Chinese yuan also decreased to 1,738.27 UZS, down 8.47 UZS.
Looking ahead to September 4, the decline is expected to continue. The US dollar is forecasted to open at 12,374.55 UZS, dropping further by 48.35 UZS. The euro is predicted to fall to 14,425.01 UZS, a decrease of 32.76 UZS. The ruble is expected to weaken to 153.13 UZS, down 1.17 UZS.
Similarly, the pound is projected to open at 16,591.80 UZS, a decline of 54.89 UZS. The yen and franc are expected to fall to 83.30 UZS and 15,398.89 UZS respectively. The yuan is also forecasted to decrease to 1,731.92 UZS.
Overall, the market shows a consistent depreciation across all major currencies, suggesting continued pressure on the local exchange rates in the coming days.
