The rouble rose the most against the KGS – by 3%. National Bank of Kyrgyzstan exchange rates as of 25 March

On 25 March, changes in official exchange rates were recorded compared with the previous day. The Russian rouble showed the greatest increase, whilst the US dollar remained virtually unchanged.

According to the National Bank, the dollar fell slightly to 87.4485 KGS, down by 0.0017%. The euro, by contrast, strengthened significantly, reaching 101.3659 KGS, an increase of 0.54%.

The Russian rouble showed the most significant movement — its exchange rate rose by 3.06% to 1.0684 KGS. The Kazakhstani tenge remained stable at 0.1815 KGS.

The Chinese yuan also rose, climbing to 12.6926 KGS, an increase of around 0.24%.

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