Central Bank Sets New Exchange Rates for Foreign Currencies Against the Som

The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has established new exchange rates for foreign currencies against the som as of April 24, 2026. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to the updated data, a downward trend is observed in the exchange rates of major international currencies. Specifically, the US dollar decreased by 26.53 som compared to the previous day, reaching 12,015.96 som.

This indicator contributes to maintaining stability in the foreign exchange market. The exchange rate of the European currency, the Euro, also saw a significant decline.

The Euro dropped by 96.06 som, amounting to 14,051.46 som per Euro. The Russian ruble fell by 0.25 som, settling at 160.30 som.

The British pound sterling was not exempt from the decline, decreasing by 59.9 som to equal 16,222.75 som. These changes reflect the current state of foreign trade and economic relations.

Decreases were also observed in other Asian and European currencies. The Japanese yen fell by 0.35 som to 75.22 som, while the Swiss franc dropped by 112.31 som, being set at 15,303.06 som.

The Chinese yuan also lost some value, decreasing by 6.57 som to 1,758.34 som. The Central Bank sets these rates for foreign exchange transactions, accounting, and statistical reporting; they are advisory in nature for buying and selling processes conducted through commercial banks.

Such fluctuations in the currency market serve as an important financial indicator for entrepreneurs and the general public.