CBU published exchange rates for 14 July
As of July 14, 2025, the currency exchange landscape is poised for significant changes. The latest updates indicate a downward trend across major currencies, raising concerns among traders and consumers alike.
The US dollar (USD) is expected to decline to 12,615.07 UZS, down by 19.27 UZS from today’s rate of 12,634.34 UZS. This drop signals a continued weakening of the dollar in the market.
The euro (EUR) is also forecasted to decrease, with a new rate of 14,754.59 UZS, reflecting a drop of 66.75 UZS from its current value of 14,821.34 UZS. This shift may impact import costs and purchasing power.
The Russian ruble (RUB) is projected to fall slightly to 162.02 UZS, a decrease of 0.35 UZS from today’s 162.37 UZS. This minor change may not significantly affect trade relations.
The British pound (GBP) is set to drop to 17,084.59 UZS, a notable decrease of 110.75 UZS from the current rate of 17,195.34 UZS. Such a decline may influence travelers and businesses dealing with the UK.
The Japanese yen (JPY) is also on a downward trajectory, expected to reach 85.81 UZS, down by 0.62 UZS from today’s rate of 86.43 UZS. This could affect Japanese imports and exports.
The Swiss franc (CHF) is anticipated to decrease significantly to 15,852.06 UZS, down by 56.20 UZS, compared to 15,908.26 UZS today. This change may impact financial markets and investments.
Lastly, the Chinese yuan (CNY) is projected to settle at 1,759.55 UZS, experiencing a decrease of 1.36 UZS from today’s rate of 1,760.91 UZS. Traders will need to monitor this closely as it may affect trade with China.
Overall, the currency exchange market is bracing for a wave of declines, prompting stakeholders to reassess their strategies ahead of these shifts.
