Monday, 06, May, 2024
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective on April 14, the Bank said.
Reportedly, the official rate of the dollar rose by 20.97 soums to 11,335.97 soums. The euro fell by 20.28 soums to 12,82.52 soums.
Meanwhile, the Russian ruble rose by 6.57 soums to 141.88 soums per ruble.
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Harsher rules for foreign currency transactions will apply for state-owned companies in Uzbekistan, the governor of t...
The Ministry of Energy and the World Bank jointly hosted an event marking the official launch of the Clean Energy for...
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The privatization of state-owned banks in Uzbekistan may be postponed to a later date, Pavel Kaptel, the Deputy Direc...
Payment through cash could be limited and wholesale sale of a number of items could be shifted to non-cash payment. T...
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