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Uzbekistan Tops Eurasia in International Financing Intake
Uzbekistan became the largest recipient of sovereign international financing in Eurasia in 2025, receiving US$4.9 billion across key sectors and reforms.
Uzbek Central Bank Factors in 10% Tariff Rise
Uzbekistan’s central bank has factored in a possible 10% rise in energy tariffs in its inflation outlook, though no final …
Uzbekistan NIF Launches IPO Valued at US$1.95 Billion
Uzbekistan’s National Investment Fund has launched its IPO on the LSE, valuing the company at US$1.95 billion and attracting major …
Central Bank of Uzbekistan Keeps Key Rate at 14%
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has maintained its key interest rate at 14% to support tight monetary conditions and sustain …
Ipak Yuli Bank Reports Lower Profit in Q1 2026
Ipak Yuli Bank posted a 16.4% decline in net profit in Q1 2026, despite growth in assets, loans and operational …
Central Bank of Uzbekistan Updates FX Regulations
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has revised foreign exchange rules to simplify transactions, expand investor access and improve transparency in …
Anorbank Launches First Bond Issue Worth 50 Billion Soums
Anorbank has registered its debut bond issuance on the Tashkent Stock Exchange, totaling 50 billion soums with a 22% annual …
Uzbekistan Becomes Asia’s Leading Investment Hub in Central Asia
An EDB report highlights Uzbekistan as the fastest-growing recipient of Asian FDI in Eurasia, driven by energy, industrialization, and large-scale …
Average salary in Uzbekistan rises 17.4% in Q1 2026
Uzbekistan's average monthly nominal salary rose 17.4% year on year to 6,825,900 soums in Q1 2026, with Tashkent leading regional …
Tax Disputes Worth 168 Billion Soums Reviewed in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan’s expert tax dispute council reviewed business complaints totaling 168 billion soums, with most decisions revised in favor of entrepreneurs.