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The Times of Central Asia (16 April 2020)

Tashkent

Uzbekistan's central bank has devalued the country’s national currency, the soum, against the U.S. dollar and euro for the second time in three days, RFE/RL's Uzbek Service reported.

The bank said on April 15 that as of April 16, $1 will cost 10,121 soums, which is some 4.4 percent weaker, or 428 soums higher, than the rate on April 14.

It added that the rate for the euro will be 11,111.8 soums, almost 5 percent down from its April 14 value.

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