CBU published exchange rates for 8 June
The currency exchange market is witnessing notable shifts as we approach the rates effective from June 8, 2025. Today, several currencies have seen declines, while one has managed to show a slight increase.
The US Dollar (USD) is currently trading at 12,831.81 UZS, down by 25.54 UZS. The Euro (EUR) has also dropped to 14,606.45 UZS, reflecting a decrease of 66.36 UZS. The British Pound (GBP) is at 17,370.42 UZS, down by 6.29 UZS, and the Japanese Yen (JPY) sits at 89.05 UZS, declining by 0.96 UZS. The Swiss Franc (CHF) has seen a significant drop, now at 15,574.48 UZS, down by 132.03 UZS. The Chinese Yuan (CNY) has decreased by 3.68 UZS, currently valued at 1,785.07 UZS.
In contrast, the Russian Ruble (RUB) has shown resilience, with a slight increase to 163.75 UZS, up by 0.30 UZS.
Looking forward to tomorrow, the exchange rates are expected to remain stable for most currencies, with the USD and EUR maintaining their current values. The RUB is anticipated to hold its ground, while the GBP, JPY, CHF, and CNY are projected to continue their downward trends. Traders should keep a close eye on these fluctuations as they strategize their next moves in the ever-changing currency landscape.
