Uzbekistan's inflation rate has fallen to 6.4%; Central Bank Governor Ishmetov believes an interest rate cut is still possible in 2026; and Goldman Sachs and BlackRock are reportedly advising on how to invest the country's record reserves of $77.1 billion.

Remittances to Uzbekistan rose by 13% to $9.3 billion in the first half of the year: Russia's share fell to 72.4%, while remittances from the United Kingdom increased by 62%.

After three losses at the World Cup in North America, Uzbekistan was eliminated as the last-place team in its group.

Uzbekistan's admission to the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) marks an important turning point for economic integration in Central Asia.

The expansion of solar and wind power is making the country a pioneer in renewable energy in Central Asia.

Uzbekistan is investing in the modernization of its building materials industry, promoting energy-efficient construction, and placing greater emphasis on local production.

Digital identity, open banking, and AI are driving the next phase of development in Uzbekistan’s fintech sector. TIIF 2026 offers new insights.

The Uzbek government increasingly views tourism as one of the most important drivers of economic growth, investment, and employment. Backed by infrastructure investments worth billions, comprehensive visa reforms, and…

Tashkent Airport could compete with Istanbul in the future. Experts see enormous potential for Uzbekistan to become Central Asia's air transportation hub.

Russia's largest e-commerce provider, Wildberries, is pushing ahead with its expansion in Central Asia, focusing in particular on the Uzbek market. After growth in the Russian online retail sector…

TIIF 2026: Uzbekistan aims to establish itself as a regional hub for Islamic finance and attract new investment from the Gulf states.

A national geological database, AI-powered analyses, and 32 new digital projects are set to fundamentally transform Uzbekistan’s mining sector by 2030.

New trade and investment agreements are promoting economic ties between Hong Kong and Uzbekistan.

China's trade volume with Uzbekistan increased significantly, with imports growing faster than exports.

Uzbekistan is strengthening its position as a technology hub and is increasingly attracting international investors and startups.