Uzbekistan central bank sets new currency rates effective October 31

Source: Daryo · October 31, 2026, 05:37

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has published new exchange rates for foreign currencies against the sum, which will take effect on October 31. According to the published rates, one US dollar is 12,023.46 sum, down 42.76 sum. One euro is 13,461.47 sum, up 17.29 sum. One Russian ruble is 149.44 sum, down 0.30 sum.

The report does not explain why the rates changed or how they may move in the coming days. The source only lists the new rates and the amounts by which they changed.

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