Saturday, 27, April, 2024
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective from March 31 this year, the Bank said.
Reportedly, the official rate of the dollar fell by 42.46 soums to 11,400.21 soums. The euro rose by 77.39 soums to 12,707.81 soums.
Meanwhile, the Russian ruble rose by 7.51 soums to 136.06 soums per ruble.
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