Central Bank Sets New Foreign Exchange Rates Against the Sum

The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has established new exchange rates for foreign currencies against the sum, effective from April 16, 2026. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to official data, all major foreign currencies in the country's financial market have appreciated against the national currency. These changes, based on economic analysis and market demand, will serve as key indicators for financial calculations in the coming period.

Specifically, the official exchange rate of the US dollar rose by 49.05 sums compared to the previous figure, reaching 12,190.43 sums. The Euro also saw a significant increase, rising by 49.29 sums to be set at 14,362.76 sums.

The British Pound Sterling showed one of the highest growth rates in the market, climbing by 83.5 sums to reach 16,526.57 sums. These fluctuations will directly impact foreign trade and international financial operations.

Among other foreign currencies, the Russian Ruble increased by 1.83 sums to 162.09 sums. The Swiss Franc rose by 42.86 sums, reaching 15,594.77 sums.

Additionally, the Chinese Yuan was recorded at 1,787.06 sums and the Japanese Yen at 76.72 sums, both showing slight increases. These updated rates set by the Central Bank will be applied as the primary benchmark for customs duties, tax obligations, and all other types of mandatory financial settlements.

Economic participants are advised to take this information into account in their activities.