CBU published exchange rates for 18 July
The latest currency exchange rates reveal a downward trend for major currencies as of July 18, 2025. This shift highlights the ongoing fluctuations in the global market, impacting both consumers and businesses alike.
As for the U.S. dollar, it has decreased to 12,658.19 UZS, down by 100.17 UZS from the previous day. The Euro also fell, now at 14,672.11 UZS, reflecting a decline of 148 UZS.
The Russian Ruble continues its downward trajectory, now valued at 161.44 UZS, down by 1.90 UZS. The British Pound has seen a significant drop to 16,960.71 UZS, down by 131.66 UZS.
In the Asian market, the Japanese Yen is now at 85.09 UZS, down by 0.70 UZS. The Swiss Franc has also decreased to 15,740.10 UZS, showing a drop of 174.03 UZS. Finally, the Chinese Yuan has fallen to 1,763.15 UZS, down by 14 UZS.
These changes indicate a volatile period for currency values, with many factors influencing the international financial landscape. Investors and traders should stay vigilant as these trends develop.
