CBU published exchange rates for 5 September
The exchange rates on September 4, 2025, showed a general decline across major currencies against the local som. The US dollar opened at 12,374.55 soms, dropping by 48.35 soms. The euro followed a similar trend, falling by 32.76 soms to 14,425.01 soms. The Russian ruble decreased by 1.17 soms to 153.13 soms, while the British pound lost 54.89 soms, settling at 16,591.80 soms. The Japanese yen and Swiss franc also saw declines, with the yen down by 0.32 soms at 83.30 soms and the franc decreasing by 35.20 soms to 15,398.89 soms. The Chinese yuan dropped by 6.35 soms to 1,731.92 soms.
Looking ahead to September 5, 2025, all these currencies are expected to rebound. The US dollar is projected to rise by 62.60 soms, reaching 12,437.15 soms. The euro is set to increase by 55.56 soms, climbing to 14,480.57 soms. The ruble will modestly gain 0.21 soms, the pound is forecasted to surge by 123.73 soms, the yen to grow by 0.55 soms, the franc to jump by 50.99 soms, and the yuan to advance by 9.90 soms.
This anticipated upward shift signals a positive turn in the currency market, offering potential opportunities for traders and businesses dealing with foreign exchange.
