CBU published exchange rates for 10 June
As the financial landscape evolves, currency exchange rates show notable changes that could impact global trade. On June 9, 2025, the exchange rates presented a mixed bag, with most currencies experiencing declines.
The US Dollar (USD) opened at 12,777.52 UZS, down by 54.29 UZS compared to the previous rate. Tomorrow, it is expected to drop further to 12,712.05 UZS, reflecting a continued downward trend. The Euro (EUR) also saw a decrease, starting at 14,590.65 UZS, and is projected to fall to 14,524.79 UZS. This marks a total decline of 15.80 UZS today, leading to a further loss of 65.86 UZS tomorrow.
The Russian Ruble (RUB) opened at 161.54 UZS, down 2.21 UZS, and is set to decrease slightly to 161.10 UZS. The British Pound (GBP) began at 17,332.71 UZS, seeing a loss of 37.71 UZS today, with expectations of a drop to 17,252.79 UZS tomorrow.
In contrast, the Japanese Yen (JPY) started positively at 89.22 UZS, gaining 0.17 UZS today, but is forecasted to slip to 88.21 UZS tomorrow. The Swiss Franc (CHF) opened at 15,588.04 UZS, rising by 13.56 UZS today, yet is anticipated to decline to 15,494.94 UZS. Meanwhile, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) opened at 1,779.55 UZS, down by 5.52 UZS, and is projected to decrease further to 1,769.74 UZS tomorrow.
As traders prepare for the coming days, the overall sentiment leans towards caution, with most currencies indicating further depreciation. Keeping an eye on these fluctuations is crucial for anyone involved in international finance.
