The Central Bank has updated the official exchange rates for April 30.
- Decline: the US dollar, the Russian ruble, and the euro.
- As of April 30, the U.S. dollar is being sold at 12,000 soums in commercial banks.
Central Bank’s full forecast:
- U.S. dollar — 11,974.79 soums (−54.41);
- Euro — 14,008.11 soums (−57.63);
- Russian ruble — 159.64 soums (−0.62);
- Pound sterling — 16,170.76 soums (−57.83);
- Japanese yen — 74.92 soums (−0.46);
- Chinese yuan — 1,752.13 soums (−7.35).
U.S. dollar exchange rates in commercial banks as of April 30:
- Anorbank: selling rate — 11,990 soums;
- Aloqabank: selling rate — 12,000 soums;
- Hayot Bank: selling rate — 12,000 soums;
- MKBank: selling rate — 12,000 soums.
Context
- The exchange rate of foreign currencies in Uzbekistan fluctuates depending on global trade trends, external market influences, energy costs, and seasonal business demand.
- The dollar is a key global currency for import settlements — therefore, any fluctuations are reflected in the final prices.
