Uzbek Sum

Uzbek Sum

The currency of Uzbekistan. It was introduced in 1993, replacing the Soviet ruble. In 1994, a new sum was issued, replacing the old sum at an exchange rate of 1 new sum to 1,000 old sum. The sum is a floating currency.
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The foreign exchange reform, in which the Uzbek sum was devalued to 8,100 per dollar from 4,210, has unshackled many companies.
Uzbekistan must keep up reform after currency liberalization, IMF and WB say - report
In January-November 2017, the official exchange rate of the dollar against som depreciated by 1.7%, the euro by 0.6% and the Uzbek sum by 32.2%, according to the National Statistics Committee of Kyrgyzstan.
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