Uzbekistan's reserves decreased by $1.1 billion
As of July 1, 2025, Uzbekistan's international reserves amounted to $48.5 billion. This figure decreased by $1.1 billion compared to the previous month, according to the uz24.uz website.
The decline in the country’s reserves is mainly due to a reduction in foreign currency assets. In June, foreign currency reserves fell by $1.9 billion to $9.6 billion.
Gold reserves continue to grow
At the same time, the country's gold reserves increased by approximately 10 tons. The value of gold reserves rose by $763 million, reaching a total of $38.4 billion.
Why are reserves important?
Gold and foreign currency reserves are extremely important for any country's economy.
They serve as a "financial cushion" to repay external debts on time, finance imports, and prepare for unforeseen economic risks.
Currently, Uzbekistan’s reserves are sufficient to cover approximately 14 months of import needs.
The decline in the country’s reserves is mainly due to a reduction in foreign currency assets. In June, foreign currency reserves fell by $1.9 billion to $9.6 billion.
Gold reserves continue to grow
At the same time, the country's gold reserves increased by approximately 10 tons. The value of gold reserves rose by $763 million, reaching a total of $38.4 billion.
Why are reserves important?
Gold and foreign currency reserves are extremely important for any country's economy.
They serve as a "financial cushion" to repay external debts on time, finance imports, and prepare for unforeseen economic risks.
Currently, Uzbekistan’s reserves are sufficient to cover approximately 14 months of import needs.
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