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Uzbekistan Dividend Payments Rise More Than Sixfold
Dividend payments to shareholders in Uzbekistan exceeded 7.8 trillion soums by 1 November 2026, more than six times the level recorded a year earlier.
Uzbekistan Central Bank Sees No Inflation Risk from Sugar Quota
Uzbekistan’s Central Bank does not expect the annual 300,000-tonne sugar import quota from 2027 to create significant inflationary pressure.
Uzbekistan's Shareholders Exceed 1.12 Million
Uzbekistan had more than 1.12 million shareholders as of 1 November 2026, with shares in 704 joint-stock companies recorded by the Central Securities Depository.
Uzbekistan's Annual Inflation Reaches 6.5% in October
Consumer prices in Uzbekistan rose 0.6% in October 2026, bringing annual inflation to 6.5%, up from 6.4% in September.
Uzbekistan Prepares New Capital Markets Law: Key Changes
Uzbekistan is preparing a new capital markets law to introduce financial instruments, strengthen market infrastructure and attract 10 trillion soums in investment by 2030.
Uzbekistan’s Public External Debt Surpasses Kazakhstan’s — World Bank Data
Uzbekistan’s public and publicly guaranteed external debt reached US$48.46 billion in 2025, exceeding Kazakhstan’s US$46.41 billion, while Kazakhstan retained the region’s largest total external debt.
Uzbekistan’s External Debt Rises 24.7% to US$88 Billion in 2025
Uzbekistan’s external debt reached US$88.03 billion at the end of 2025, with government-backed borrowing accounting for US$48.46 billion.
Uzbekistan Teachers Can Apply Online for Housing Subsidies
Eligible teachers in Uzbekistan can apply online for a state subsidy covering 25% of the down payment on a refinanced mortgage loan.
EDB Increases Non-Sovereign Financing in Eurasia by 50%
Non-sovereign financing by international financial institutions in Eurasia reached US$6.8 billion in the first nine months of 2026, up 50% year on year.
Kapitalbank to Issue US$50 Million in Dollar-Denominated Bonds
Kapitalbank will issue 500,000 corporate bonds with a 7% annual coupon rate, payable quarterly, and a maturity of 731 days.