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Exchange rates for June 27 announced

Exchange rates for June 27 announced
According to the Central Bank of Uzbekistan, the official exchange rates for June 27, 2025, have been announced.

. The US dollar increased by 54.63 UZS, reaching 12,586.41 UZS.
. The euro rose by 220.70 UZS to 14,758.82 UZS.
. The pound sterling climbed by 239.25 UZS to 17,298.76 UZS.
. The Russian ruble gained 0.60 UZS to 160.42 UZS.
. The Chinese yuan increased by 8.30 UZS to 1,755.43 UZS.
. The Japanese yen added 1.31 UZS, reaching 87.36 UZS.
. The Kazakhstani tenge rose by 0.09 UZS to 24.26 UZS.
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