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Dollar exchange rate expected to rise for May 4

4 may uchun dollar kursi oshishi kutilmoqda

The dollar exchange rate in Uzbekistan, effective May 4, 2026, is projected to increase by approximately 12–13 soums.

Best rates for selling dollars at banks:
• Anorbank — 11 925 soums
• Ipotekabank — 11 910 soums
• MKBank — 11 910 soums
• NBU — 11 910 soums

Best rates for purchasing dollars from banks:
• Hayotbank — 11 950 soums
• Xalq banki — 11 960 soums
• Asakabank — 11 960 soums
• SQB — 11 970 soums

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