The key facts
- Dollar for November 5 — 11,935.37 sums (+23.66)
- Euro — 13,432.07 sums (+112.40), ruble — 145.58 sums (−0.91)
- Earlier, the dollar had declined for three days in a row; on November 4 it was 11,911.71 sums
New rates for November 5
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has published the foreign currency rates against the sum effective on November 5. The US dollar rose by 23.66 sums to 11,935.37 sums, the euro gained 112.40 sums to 13,432.07 sums, while the Russian ruble fell by 0.91 sums to 145.58 sums. The rates are cited by Daryo.uz, referring to the regulator's publication.
After three days of decline
The increase follows the previous trend: according to the same outlet, the dollar had been falling for the third day in a row the day before, and the rate on November 4 stood at 11,911.71 sums after a decline of 29.94 sums. Thus, in a single day the rate returned roughly to the level from which the recent fall had begun. The euro, meanwhile, rose noticeably more than the dollar, while the ruble continued to decline — the overall picture across currencies is mixed.




