CBU published exchange rates for 13 July
As of July 11, 2025, the currency exchange rates reflect a mixed performance for major currencies.
The US Dollar (USD) is currently valued at 12,634.34 UZS, experiencing a decline of 18.98 UZS. This downward trend is expected to continue tomorrow with the same rate.
The Euro (EUR) follows closely behind, also decreasing by 0.76 UZS, maintaining a rate of 14,821.34 UZS. Similar to the USD, the Euro is anticipated to stay at this level tomorrow.
On a more positive note, the Russian Ruble (RUB) has seen a slight increase of 0.48 UZS, bringing its rate to 162.37 UZS. This upward trend is expected to persist into tomorrow.
The British Pound (GBP) has not fared well, dropping by 9.38 UZS to a current rate of 17,195.34 UZS. Tomorrow’s forecast suggests this decline will remain unchanged.
In contrast, the Japanese Yen (JPY) has gained 0.14 UZS, now standing at 86.43 UZS. This positive performance is likely to continue tomorrow.
The Swiss Franc (CHF) has also experienced a significant rise of 12.13 UZS, currently valued at 15,908.26 UZS, with expectations for further growth tomorrow.
Lastly, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) has dropped by 1.34 UZS, now at 1,760.91 UZS. This downward trend is expected to persist into tomorrow as well.
Overall, the currency market is showing varied trends, with certain currencies holding steady while others face declines. Investors should stay vigilant as these rates evolve.
