CBU published exchange rates for 3 July

As we move into July 3, 2025, the currency exchange landscape is witnessing notable fluctuations.

The US Dollar (USD) is set to decrease to 12,591.71 UZS, down by 84.40 from the previous day. This decline reflects a continuing trend of depreciation.

The Euro (EUR) is also expected to fall, reaching 14,821.70 UZS, marking a significant drop of 153.86. This shift may impact trade and investments heavily.

The Russian Ruble (RUB) will see a decrease to 160.18 UZS, with a loss of 1.38. This small change indicates a relatively stable yet declining position.

For the British Pound (GBP), the rate will drop to 17,238.05 UZS, down by 224.56. This decline may affect travelers and businesses relying on GBP.

The Japanese Yen (JPY) is projected to decrease slightly to 87.35 UZS, dropping by 1.33. This minor shift suggests ongoing stability despite the dip.

The Swiss Franc (CHF) will also decline to 15,880.58 UZS, down by 201.77. This significant drop could impact imports and exports.

Finally, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) is set to decrease to 1,756.44 UZS, down by 13.47. This trend reflects ongoing adjustments in the global market.

Overall, the currency exchange rates are trending downward, indicating a period of adjustment and potential challenges for international transactions.