The key facts
- Dollar rate for November 7 — 11,987.16 sums (+13.68), the third day of growth in a row
- Euro fell to 13,393.25 sums (-43.39), ruble — to 146.29 sums (-0.30)
- The dollar's cumulative rise over three days exceeds 50 sums
New rates effective November 7
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan published the foreign currency exchange rates against the sum effective November 7. The US dollar rose by 13.68 sums to 11,987.16 sums, the euro fell by 43.39 sums to 13,393.25 sums, and the Russian ruble dropped by 0.30 sums to 146.29 sums. As Daryo.uz notes, the dollar has been rising for the third day in a row.
Dynamics over three days
The rise comes against the backdrop of a consistent strengthening of the dollar in previous days: the day before, according to the outlet, it gained 38.11 sums, reaching 11,973.48 sums. Thus, over just the last two recorded changes alone, the dollar has become more expensive by more than 51 sums, and taking into account the first day of the three-day streak, the total increase is even greater. Meanwhile, on November 7 the euro and the ruble are moving in the opposite direction, having dropped by several tens of sums at once (in the euro's case) relative to the previous mark.




