Uzbek banks saw a 30.88% rise in deposits in Q1 2026, with corporate and retail savings fueling growth and boosting confidence in the financial sector.
The Central Bank keeps interest rates at 14% due to persistent food price inflation and external risks, impacting household budgets and savings strategies.
Uzbek banks’ credit portfolios grew sharply in Q1 2026, but rising non-performing loans may impact household budgets and everyday investors.
Uzbekistan speeds up Asakabank privatization, affecting household savings, investments, and currency stability with asset transfers and financial restructuring.
Uzbek banks report strong Q1 2026 profits with rising assets and expenses, highlighting implications for household borrowing costs and consumer banking fees.