News about euro: events, facts and developments on tafs uz.
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Stock market expert at BCS World of Investments Andrey Smirnov forecasts that next week the dollar will trade in the range of 80–82 rubles, the euro — 89–91 rubles, and the yuan — 12–12.5 rubles. In his assessment, the ruble will remain strong, but currencies may become more expensive by the end of the year.
Aziz KarimovThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan announced the exchange rates for October 27: the dollar rose by 23.04 soums to 11,861.96, the euro by 29.34 to 13,278.28, and the ruble by 0.08 to 147.13. The increase came after five days of decline, during which the dollar had fallen to 11,838.92 soums.
Javlon TursunovGarda Capital investment strategist Alexander Bakhtin suggested the dollar could fall to 80 rubles and the euro to 90 rubles before the New Year, provided progress in geopolitics continues and oil prices remain high. In late December, in his view, the ruble may weaken due to pre-holiday demand: the dollar to 83–84, the euro to 93–94 rubles.
Javlon TursunovDeputy Chairwoman of the Management Board of the National Savings Bank Elena Marchuk stated that the current dollar and euro exchange rates represent one of the most favorable windows for buying foreign currency in recent months. She recommended buying currency in stages, splitting the amount into parts, to average the rate and reduce dependence on fluctuations.
Javlon TursunovInvestment adviser Yulia Kuznetsova linked the weakening of the dollar and euro against the ruble to high rates, tax-related currency sales by exporters, and expectations of an improvement in the geopolitical situation. She warned that ruble strengthening on news may prove unstable.
Sevara AzamovaEuronews explains which 2-euro coins are of collector interest: the 2007 Monaco coin featuring Grace Kelly is valued by experts at around 3,100 euros, minting errors can fetch up to 650 euros or more, while Greek coins with the letter 'S' are of no value.
Dilnoza RahimovaThe euro fell to $1,111 — its lowest level since mid-May 2025 — and to £0.842, a low since early June 2025. Pressure comes from rising energy prices due to the war involving Iran, the French public finance crisis, and a stronger dollar after US inflation hit 3.7%. The ECB has raised rates twice this year, but that has not stopped the decline. Investors await Fed decisions on October 28 and ECB decisions on October 29.
Nilufar Karimova
