CBU published exchange rates for 20 June
In the latest update on currency exchange rates, a noticeable trend of depreciation has been observed across major currencies. As of June 19, 2025, the US dollar, euro, and other currencies have all seen a decline, impacting many traders and consumers.
For the US dollar, the exchange rate today stands at 12,618.63 UZS, down by 49.51 UZS. Tomorrow, it is expected to fall further to 12,559.26 UZS, a decrease of 59.37 UZS.
The euro has also experienced a drop, currently valued at 14,516.47 UZS, which is 124.10 UZS lower than the previous rate. Tomorrow, the euro is projected to decline to 14,413.01 UZS, a decrease of 103.46 UZS.
The Russian ruble today is valued at 160.83 UZS, down by 0.32 UZS. It will likely see a further decrease tomorrow, with an expected rate of 160.17 UZS, a drop of 0.66 UZS.
The British pound stands at 16,989.72 UZS today, reflecting a decrease of 169.28 UZS. Tomorrow, it is predicted to further decline to 16,857.04 UZS, a drop of 132.68 UZS.
The Japanese yen is currently at 87.07 UZS, down by 0.40 UZS, and is expected to fall to 86.35 UZS tomorrow, a decrease of 0.72 UZS.
The Swiss franc has seen a significant reduction, currently valued at 15,428.08 UZS, down by 159.64 UZS. Tomorrow, it is expected to decline to 15,366.77 UZS, a drop of 61.31 UZS.
Lastly, the Chinese yuan today stands at 1,755.76 UZS, down by 7.79 UZS. Tomorrow, it is projected to decrease further to 1,747.50 UZS, a decline of 8.26 UZS.
Overall, the currency market is showing a consistent pattern of depreciation, indicating a challenging environment for traders and investors alike.
