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Exchange Rates on August 25: Ruble Rises, Euro and Tenge Fall

On August 25, exchange rates show an increase in the ruble and a decrease in the euro and tenge, while the dollar remains stable.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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According to the National Bank of Kyrgyzstan, the Russian ruble gained modest value on August 25. At the same time, the euro, along with the Kazakh tenge and the Chinese yuan, has fallen slightly from recent highs. The exchange rate of the American dollar remained stable, multiple sources report.

In contrast, another source reported that the ruble had fallen again on the Moscow market, while the euro gained in value. However, details on the exact rates were not disclosed.

The official exchange rates in Kyrgyzstan's banks also indicated a slight decline in the euros and rubles. Sources from the bank and various exchange offices in Bishkek were cited as information sources.

Additionally, there were reports regarding exchange rates in commercial banks. It was noted that the ruble had become more expensive, while the euro was offered at a lower price and the dollar experienced slight rate changes. Exact rate data was not specified.

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