The Central Bank sets new exchange rates for foreign currencies against the sum

The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has established new exchange rates for foreign currencies relative to the som, effective from July 10, 2026. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to the updated data, an upward trend is observed in the exchange rates of major international currencies in the country's financial market. In particular, the US dollar increased by 7.46 sums compared to the previous day's indicators, and the official rate was set at 12,012.21 sums per dollar.

The exchange rate of the euro, the single currency of the European Union, also rose significantly. The value of this currency increased by 39.74 sums, reaching 13,731.16 sums.

The Russian ruble also showed an increase, rising by 1.03 sums to reach 158.14 sums. The British pound sterling demonstrated one of the largest increases, rising by 94.04 sums and being fixed at 16,111.98 sums.

Additionally, other international currencies also increased in value against the som. The Japanese yen rose by 0.08 sums, reaching 73.97 sums.

The Swiss franc exchange rate increased by 31.33 sums, bringing its value to 14,886.86 sums. The Chinese yuan rose by 2.63 sums, reaching 1,768.09 sums.

These official exchange rates established by the Central Bank serve as the basis for accounting, customs payments, and other mandatory calculations throughout the country's territory. Currency exchange rates in commercial banks may differ from these indicators, as they independently set their prices based on market demand.

Participants in the financial market are advised to plan their activities taking into account these changes.