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The Central Bank of Uzbekistan set the exchange rates for October 28: the dollar rose by 57.02 soums to 11,918.98, the euro to 13,283.70, and the ruble to 148.04 soums. This is a continuation of the growth that followed the rate increase the day before.
Sevara AzamovaThe 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 TursunovThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan set the following rates for October 24: dollar at 11,838.92 soums (-64.23), euro at 13,248.94 soums (-80.21), ruble at 147.05 soums (+0.30).
Javlon TursunovThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan set the exchange rates for October 23: the dollar fell by 62.36 soums to 11,903.15, the euro dropped by 108.12 soums to 13,329.15, and the ruble rose by 0.79 soums to 146.75. The dollar's decline continues for the fourth day in a row.
Sevara AzamovaThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan set the exchange rates for October 22: the dollar fell by 46.79 soums to 11,965.51, the euro dropped by 29.72 soums to 13,437.27, and the ruble rose by 0.63 soums to 145.96. This is the third consecutive decline of the dollar.
Sevara AzamovaThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan announced exchange rates for October 21: the dollar fell by 32.42 soums to 12,012.30, the euro — by 58.03 to 13,466.99, the ruble — by 0.13 to 145.33. Earlier, the dollar had already declined by 11.18 soums.
Javlon TursunovThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan set the exchange rates for October 20: the dollar fell by 11.18 soums to 12,044.72, the euro fell by 47.51 soums to 13,525.02, and the ruble rose by 1.3 soums to 145.46. The decline came after ten consecutive days of dollar growth.
Dilnoza RahimovaThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan set the dollar rate for October 17 at 12,055.90 soums (+44.25), the euro at 13,572.53 soums (+109.87), and the ruble at 144.16 soums (+0.99). All three currencies became more expensive against the soum.
Nilufar KarimovaThe Uzbek soum has been losing value against the dollar for nine consecutive trading sessions: from October 3 to 16, the rate rose from 11,772.95 to 12,011.65 soums (+238.7 soums, about 2%). Economist Mirkomil Kholboev links this to the dollar's strengthening on the global market amid the US Federal Reserve's policy tightening, and also names three possible domestic factors, emphasizing that there is no confirming data yet.
Nilufar KarimovaThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan set the exchange rates for October 15: the dollar rose by 49.81 soums to 11,963.16, the euro rose by 61.7 to 13,390.36, and the ruble fell by 0.06 to 142.33 soums. The dollar has been getting more expensive for the eighth trading day in a row; earlier it gained 14.26 soums in a single day.
Dilnoza RahimovaThe Central Bank of Uzbekistan set the dollar rate for October 16 at 12,011.65 soums — the currency has been rising for nine consecutive days and reached its highest level since July 31. The euro rose to 13,462.66 soums, the ruble to 143.17 soums.
Nilufar Karimova
