The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has announced a new official exchange rate for foreign currencies, effective from June 18. This update reflects the dynamics observed in the foreign exchange market in recent months: the value of the dollar, euro and ruble has again decreased against the Uzbek soum.
It should be noted that since June 18, the US dollar has decreased by 46.99 soums, amounting to 12,668.14 soums. That is, it has decreased once again compared to the previous week. The euro rate has decreased by 89.91 soums, amounting to 14,640.57 soums. The Russian ruble has also decreased by 0.60 soums, amounting to 161.15 soums.
In the previous update, the dollar fell by 45.08 soums to 12,715.13 soums. That is, over the past two weeks, the official exchange rate of the American currency has been continuously declining. On June 11, 2025, the dollar rate fell below 12,700 soums, and such dynamics were last observed in September 2024.
Financial market analysts explain such changes in exchange rates by the stability of the country's economy, the balance of exports and imports, as well as external factors. The monetary policy implemented by the Central Bank also plays an important role in maintaining the stability of the soum.
These days, it is important for everyone to closely monitor the situation in the foreign exchange market. Experts are calling on the public to be cautious in making investment decisions, noting that short-term fluctuations in exchange rates are possible.
In conclusion:
The Uzbek soum has been showing stability against foreign currencies in recent days. Trends in the foreign exchange market will continue to be monitored in the coming days, and experts call for a balanced assessment of the situation. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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