In January-October, Uzbeks sold US$ 3.7 billion at exchange offices, or US$ 744 million, and bought US$ 3.3 billion, increase by 25% and 2.7 times to the last year, respectively, the Central Bank reported.
In January-October, Uzbeks sold US$ 3.7 billion at exchange offices, or US$ 744 million, and bought US$ 3.3 billion, increase by 25% and 2.7 times to the last year, respectively, the Central Bank reported.
The privatization of state-owned banks in Uzbekistan may be postponed to a later date, Pavel Kaptel, the Deputy Direc...
Payment through cash could be limited and wholesale sale of a number of items could be shifted to non-cash payment. T...
Persons under economic sanctions may be prohibited from opening accounts in Uzbek banks. The respective bill was pass...
In the ever-evolving landscape of the financial markets, where each day brings challenges and opportunities, selectin...
In 2023 Uzbekistan remained the leading recipient of the EBRD funding in the region for the fourth year running by at...
The BOD of the Central Bank at its Jan. 25 meeting, the interest rate was kept unchanged at 14% per annum, the press ...
As part of the program of the visit in Beijing, president Shavkat Mirziyoyev met the Chairman of the China Export-Imp...
Today, the president Shavkat Mirziyoyev held talks with the president of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AI...
The Central Bank has registered the Eurasian Bank, the regulator’s press service reported. Subsidiary of t...
For the second month in a row, Uzbekistan remained the largets gold seller in the world, the World Gold Council said....
The National Agency for Perspective Projects (NAPP), which is the regulator in the field of crypto relations, conduct...
Flows to Uzbekistan, the region’s largest recipient of remittances, are estimated to decline from US$16.7 billi...