The Central Bank Announced New Exchange Rates Starting April 2026

The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has officially presented new exchange rates effective from April 1, 2026, for the attention of the population and entrepreneurs. Zamin.uz reported on this matter.

These financial updates feature a unique dynamic, with changes observed in the value of several major foreign currencies relative to our national currency. According to data, leading global currencies such as the US dollar and Euro have depreciated against the som.

Specifically, the trading rate of the US dollar decreased by fifteen and five tiyin compared to the previous period, now standing at one thousand two hundred ninety-four som and five tiyen per dollar. The Euro depreciated by thirteen and one tiyin, equating to one thousand four hundred thirty-six som and five tiyen.

On the other hand, currencies such as the Russian ruble and Chinese yuan have slightly appreciated. The Russian ruble increased by a little more than fifteen som, specifically six tiyen, reaching one hundred fifty som and thirty-five tiyen.

The Chinese yuan also rose by one and fifty-nine som, equaling one thousand seven hundred sixty-six som and nine tiyen. The Japanese yen continued its growth, reaching a value of seventy-six som and five tiyen.

Meanwhile, the British pound sterling and Swiss franc slightly decreased in value. The pound sterling fell from over seven hundred sixty-two som to one thousand sixty-five som and nine tiyen.

The Swiss franc was equated to one thousand five hundred seventy-one som and two tiyen. These changes are the result of measures aimed at ensuring stability in the country's economy and trade turnover.

The Central Bank's regular updates of exchange rates assist market participants in planning. The population and entrepreneurs can make financial decisions taking the new rates into account.

The state of the currency market is regularly monitored, and similar information will continue to be announced in a timely manner in the future. This process is of great importance for developing foreign trade and investment activities, contributing to strengthening our economy's position on the international stage.