CBU published exchange rates for 11 September

On September 10, 2025, the Uzbekistani som experienced notable fluctuations against major world currencies. The US dollar opened at 12,355.14 UZS, declining by 84.27 som from the previous day. Similarly, the euro dropped by 44.43 som to 14,539.53 UZS. The Russian ruble also weakened, falling 3.39 som to 148.48 UZS. The British pound decreased by 17.47 som, settling at 16,786.93 UZS. In contrast, the Japanese yen showed strength, rising by 0.23 som to 84.42 UZS. The Swiss franc and Chinese yuan weakened, with their rates down by 37.33 and 9.75 som respectively.

Looking ahead to September 11, 2025, the US dollar is expected to rebound slightly, gaining 5.72 som to reach 12,360.86 UZS. However, the euro faces further decline, dropping 60.02 som to 14,479.51 UZS. The ruble and pound continue their downward trend, falling by 2.82 and 46.62 som respectively. The yen is forecasted to weaken by 0.57 som to 83.85 UZS. The Swiss franc is expected to slide further by 71.04 som, while the Chinese yuan shows a modest increase of 0.85 som.

These shifts highlight ongoing volatility in the currency market, prompting investors and businesses to monitor exchange rates closely.