In Armenia, the U.S. dollar against local currency officially droped in 2010 to 3.82% (from 377.89 to 363.44 AMD).

Among CIS countries, the weakest currency is in Uzbekistan - the national currency fell to 8.509% (from 1.640 to 1.511,4 sums), followed by Kyrgyzstan - on 6,82% (from 44.0917 to 47.0992 soms). Next comes Belarus - on 4,79% (from 2,863 to 3.000 rubles), BelaPAN reports.

According to the analysis, on December 31, 2009 and December 31, 2010, the gap with the rest of the top three is very big. Russian ruble, for example, has depreciated against the dollar by only 0.77% (from 30.2442 to 30.4769 rubles). Even better evidence from Tajikistan - 0.73% drop (from 4.371 to 4.4031 TJS).
 
The rate did not change in Turkmenistan (2,85 AZN). In Ukraine the dollar has officially droped in price on 0,29% (from 7.985 to 7.9617 hryvnia), in Kazakhstan - 0,58% (from 148.36 to 147.50 m.), in Azerbaijan - 0,65% (with 0.8031 to 0.7979 AZN), in Armenia - 3.82% (from 377.89 to 363.44 AMD).