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Uzbekistan’s Credit Balance Reaches 644.6 Trillion Soums
Uzbekistan’s outstanding loans reached 644.6 trillion soums as of 1 August 2026, rising 6.7% since the start of the year, official data …
Uzbekistan, Hong Kong to Expand Gold Market Cooperation
Uzbekistan’s Central Bank and Hong Kong’s FSTB signed a memorandum to develop cooperation in gold and other precious metals markets.
Uzbekistan Sets Priority Measures to Launch Financial Centre
Uzbekistan has approved priority measures to launch the Tashkent International Financial Centre, including its governance, legal framework and initial regulations.
Uzbekistan Reissues GLOBEMARKETS Securities Market License
Uzbekistan's NAPP has reissued GLOBEMARKETS' license to operate as an investment intermediary following a change in the company's registered address.
Uzbekistan Ranks Second in Central Asia by IMF Debt
Uzbekistan ranks second among Central Asian countries by outstanding IMF debt, owing the fund 73.64 million SDR, or about US$101.2 million.
Uzbekistan Central Bank Adopts FX Strategy Through 2030
Uzbekistan's Central Bank has approved a 2026–2030 strategy governing foreign exchange operations and interventions in the domestic market.
Higher Tax School, Russian Federal Tax Service Academy Sign Agreement
Uzbekistan’s Higher Tax School and Russia’s Federal Tax Service Academy signed a cooperation agreement to expand training and professional development.
Khalq Bank Named Among Forbes’ World’s Top Banks 2026
Uzbekistan’s Khalq Bank has been included in Forbes’ World’s Top Performing Banks 2026 ranking, covering 500 banks from 89 countries.
AIFC and HYT-CAPITAL agree on sustainable finance cooperation
AIFC Green Finance Centre and HYT-CAPITAL signed a memorandum to develop sustainable projects and financing instruments and attract investment.
Uzbek soum remains strong in early September
The Uzbek soum is trading near 11,780 per US dollar as strong remittances, high interest rates and economic growth support the currency.