UZS slightly strengthens against US dollar, euro and ruble
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective from April 7 this year.
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According to the regulator, the US dollar has dropped in price by 14.51 soums, amounting to 11,370.56 soums.
The euro, in the meantime, fell by 90.98 soums, and from tomorrow, it will cost 12,408.69 soums.
The Russian ruble also experienced a slight decrease – by 1.30 soums. 1 ruble will now be traded at 135.77 soums.
The rates are set without the obligation of the Central Bank to buy or sell currency at these amounts.
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