The key facts

  • The US dollar rose by 40.93 sums to 12,014.37 sums
  • The euro fell slightly — to 13,280.68 sums (-1.46)
  • The Russian ruble rose by 1.66 sums to 146.19 sums

New exchange rates for November 14

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has published the official exchange rates of foreign currencies against the sum, effective November 14. According to Daryo.uz, the US dollar rose by 40.93 sums at once — to 12,014.37 sums. This is a notable change against the background of the other two currencies: the euro, on the contrary, fell slightly, dropping by 1.46 sums to 13,280.68 sums, while the Russian ruble strengthened by 1.66 sums — to 146.19 sums.

What this means

The Central Bank's official exchange rates are used for accounting, customs settlements and other official operations, so their changes affect the prices of imported goods and services tied to foreign currency. The simultaneous rise of the dollar and the ruble alongside the euro's decline means that the changes that day moved in different directions rather than reflecting a general weakening of the sum against all currencies. The data was published on November 13 and applies specifically to the rate for November 14.