November 28: Currency exchange rates updated in banks

World 15:34, 28-11-2025

Currency exchange rates in commercial banks were updated for November 28. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

There is an opportunity to learn about the most favorable offers for exchanging US dollars, euros, and rubles in banks. This information is based on the status as of 11:19 Tashkent time.

According to the official rate set by the Central Bank, 1 US dollar equals 11,902.30 soms, 1 euro equals 13,780.48 soms, and 1 ruble equals 152.18 soms. Since currency exchange rates may vary between banks, it is recommended to refer to the official sources of banks to find the most favorable conditions.

Source: Kursiv Uzbekistan

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