Monday, 16, September, 2024

Finances

Uzbekistan with UNDP support published its first impact report covering issuance of the first-ever public UZS-denominated sovereign bond. Uzbekistan Development Finance Bond Impact & Allocation Report describes how sovereign bond proceeds support sustainable development across a variety of sectors and how projects support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Uzbekistan has signed $ 575 million worth of deals with international organizations to support the state budget and implement for taxation, statistics, investment, rural SMEs support projects.

Uzbekistan has attracted significant credit resources from Russia in recent years. Mainly from the banks that are now under the sanctions list - Gazprombank, VTB, VEB and others. Given that these banks are supposed to finance major economic projects in the country, there are risks that Uzbekistan could lose this funding due to sanctions.

At a meeting on April 21, the Board of the Central Bank decided to keep the interest rate unchanged at 17%, the Bank said in a statement.

The Ministry of Finance of Uzbekistan and the French Development Agency (FDA) on April 19 signed an agreement aimed at facilitating the country's transition to green economy, FDA said.

Uzbekistan official reserves topped $35.15 billion as of April 1, reporting $205.1 million decrease over the past month, the Central Bank said in a report.

On April 12, the President signed the Insolvency Bill into Law. The Law regulates the procedure for paying debts and bankruptcy of debtors - legal entities and individuals, including self-employed and does not apply to state institutions.

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff team led by Ron van Rooden visited Tashkent from March 31 to April 13, 2022, for discussions in the context of the 2022 Article IV consultation with Uzbekistan. At the conclusion of the mission, Mr. van Rooden issued the following statement:

Uztransgaz will draw $57.5 million of an additional loan from Gazprombank for 2 years to extend the term of the previously received loan by $300 million and refinance current liabilities. This follows from the information of the Single Corporate Information Portal of the Ministry of Finance.

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective on April 14, the Bank said.

The Central Bank posted the Amendments and additions to the Regulation on procedure and conditions of issuing permits for banking activities Resolution.

OTP Bank has asked Uzbekistan to delay a deal that would see Hungary’s largest lender purchase a majority stake in Ipoteka Bank, Chairman and CEO Sandor Csanyi told Bloomberg.

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective on April 12, the Bank said.

Financial sanctions will be applied from 1 September against companies for anticompetitive actions. This is provided for by the presidential decree on improving the business environment of April 8.

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective from April 11 this year, the Bank said.

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective from April 8 this year, the Bank said.

In Q1 of 2022 the Central Bank increased the volume of foreign exchange interventions by 19% compared to the same period last year, the Bank said in a report.

Uzbekistan’s growth is expected to slow in 2022 due to lower investment and remittances from the Russian Federation before rising slightly in 2023, while green financing can support the country’s transition to a greener economy, a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) report says.

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective from April 7 this year, the Bank said.

The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has set new foreign exchange rates, which will be effective from April 5 this year, the Bank said.