As of June 10, 2025, the currency exchange market has experienced a notable decline across various currencies, signaling a shift in economic dynamics. The U.S. Dollar (USD) stands at 12,712.05 UZS, down by 65.47. The Euro (EUR) follows closely at 14,524.79 UZS, also decreasing by 65.86.
The Russian Ruble (RUB) is at 161.10 UZS, witnessing a minor drop of 0.44. Meanwhile, the British Pound (GBP) is trading at 17,252.79 UZS, down by 79.92. The Japanese Yen (JPY) shows a decrease to 88.21 UZS, falling by 1.01.
In contrast, the Swiss Franc (CHF) is priced at 15,494.94 UZS, down by 93.10, while the Chinese Yuan (CNY) is at 1,769.74 UZS, which has decreased by 9.81.
Looking ahead to June 11, 2025, the U.S. Dollar is expected to fall further to 12,674.37 UZS, decreasing by 37.68. The Euro will decline to 14,470.33 UZS, down by 54.46. The Ruble, however, shows a slight rise to 161.23 UZS, increasing by 0.13.
The British Pound is anticipated to drop significantly to 17,100.26 UZS, down by 152.53. The Japanese Yen is projected to decrease to 87.60 UZS, down by 0.61. Additionally, the Swiss Franc is expected to fall to 15,433.96 UZS, decreasing by 60.98, while the Chinese Yuan will be at 1,763.83 UZS, down by 5.91.
These fluctuations reflect ongoing trends in the global economy, indicating the importance of monitoring exchange rates for both businesses and individuals.
