As of July 1, 2025, significant changes have been observed in Uzbekistan’s financial market. According to the latest figures announced by the Central Bank, the sale price of gold has increased, while the US dollar’s exchange rate against the Uzbek soum has decreased.
According to the Central Bank, starting from July 1, the sale price of measured gold bars has risen to 21,200 soums per gram. This indicates a notable increase compared to previous figures. Experts attribute this growth to geopolitical uncertainties in global markets, inflation risks, and a rising demand from investors for safe assets.
At the same time, according to the official exchange rate announced for July 2, the value of 1 US dollar fell by 18.86 soums to 12,676.11 soums. This change is explained by shifts in supply and demand within the domestic currency market, as well as factors related to foreign trade and the balance of payments.
What does this mean for market participants?
These changes:
- Create new opportunities for investors in gold. The price increase makes it even more attractive as a long-term investment.
- For importers, the decline in the dollar exchange rate could lead to reduced costs.
- Ordinary citizens should pay attention to changes in the gold and currency markets and remain cautious in financial planning.
Regularly following the information provided by the Central Bank is important for making sound economic decisions. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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