As of November 1, 2025, Uzbekistan’s gold and foreign currency reserves exceeded 59.3 billion US dollars. This figure has become a record for the country, according to data from the Central Bank.
Since the beginning of the year, the reserves have grown by 44.3 percent, with a monthly increase of 8 percent. Of the 59.3 billion dollars, nearly 11 billion is in foreign currencies, while more than 47.8 billion is in precious metals.
The volume of gold increased from 11.6 million troy ounces to 11.9 million troy ounces in one month. It is worth noting that in September of this year, Uzbekistan's Central Bank was the only regulator in the world to sell gold.
In the first month of autumn, the country sold 4 tons of gold. Meanwhile, central banks of other countries continued buying gold.
For example, in September, Brazil bought 15 tons, Kazakhstan 8 tons, and Guatemala 6 tons of gold. According to the National Statistics Committee, Uzbekistan exported 9.9 billion dollars’ worth of gold in the first nine months of this year, which is 70.9 percent more than last year.
