The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has approved the official exchange rates of foreign currencies to the Uzbek soum, which will come into force on February 21, 2025. These courses are intended for accounting, preparing statistical and other reports on currency transactions, as well as for calculating customs and other mandatory payments.
The published exchange rates reflect the current ratio of the Uzbek soum to major foreign currencies, but they are not fixed for purchase and sale operations. The Central Bank notes that the established exchange rates do not impose obligations on the regulator to buy or sell currencies at these values.
The Central Bank's exchange rate policy is aimed at ensuring the stability of the national currency, maintaining a balanced foreign exchange market and controlling inflationary processes. The regulator continues to monitor the economic situation and, if necessary, takes measures to smooth out sharp fluctuations in the exchange rate.
Businesses, financial institutions, and other business entities should take the new exchange rates into account when making calculations and preparing financial statements. Updated values are available on the official website of the Central Bank and in open sources, which ensures transparency of information for businesses and the public.
