Exchange rate to the US dollar — all countries

Exchange rate to the US dollar — Uzbekistan

Exchange rate to the US dollar in Uzbekistan in 2025 — 12,579.3943 per US$. Ranked 3 in the world out of 185. Since 1995, the indicator has risen by 42,148.2%.

2025 12,579.3943 per US$ −0.58% vs 2024
World rank 3of 185
Period maximum 12,652.2868 per US$2024
Period minimum 29.775 per US$1995

Trend over time

1995–2025 · units per US$

Exchange rate to the US dollar — Uzbekistan, 1995–202505,00010,00015,000199519982001200420072010201320162019202220251995: 29.775 per US$1996: 40.0667 per US$1997: 62.9167 per US$1998: 94.4917 per US$1999: 124.625 per US$2000: 236.6083 per US$2013: 2,094.9885 per US$2014: 2,310.9482 per US$2015: 2,567.9872 per US$2016: 2,965.2535 per US$2017: 5,113.8789 per US$2018: 8,069.6062 per US$2019: 8,836.7875 per US$2020: 10,054.2613 per US$2021: 10,609.4644 per US$2022: 11,050.1454 per US$2023: 11,734.8334 per US$2024: 12,652.2868 per US$2025: 12,579.3943 per US$
Change over the period: +12,549.6193 (+42,148.18%) Average annual rate: 22.33 %
Exchange rate to the US dollar — Uzbekistan, by year Uzbekistan All countries CSV XLSX
Year per US$ Change Change, %
2025 12,579.3943 −72.8925 −0.58%
2024 12,652.2868 +917.4534 +7.82%
2023 11,734.8334 +684.688 +6.2%
2022 11,050.1454 +440.681 +4.15%
2021 10,609.4644 +555.2031 +5.52%
2020 10,054.2613 +1,217.4738 +13.78%
2019 8,836.7875 +767.1813 +9.51%
2018 8,069.6062 +2,955.7273 +57.8%
2017 5,113.8789 +2,148.6254 +72.46%
2016 2,965.2535 +397.2663 +15.47%
2015 2,567.9872 +257.0391 +11.12%
2014 2,310.9482 +215.9597 +10.31%
2013 2,094.9885
2000 236.6083 +111.9833 +89.86%
1999 124.625 +30.1333 +31.89%
1998 94.4917 +31.575 +50.19%
1997 62.9167 +22.85 +57.03%
1996 40.0667 +10.2917 +34.56%
1995 29.775

Central Asia, 2025

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About the indicator

The official exchange rate of the national currency against the US dollar, annual average. It is defined as the rate set by the authorities or the one prevailing in the legally sanctioned exchange market. The quotation is direct: a rising value means the national currency is weakening. For countries with several exchange rates the predominant one is used.

Important: There are no aggregates for country groups: the quantities are expressed in different currencies, and averaging them across countries is meaningless. After monetary reforms and redenominations the series changes scale abruptly, and it is comparable only within homogeneous periods.

Source: World Economic Outlook (IMF), license IMF open data.