In January-October, Uzbeks sold US$ 3.7 billion at exchange offices, or US$ 744 million, and bought US$ 3.3 billion, increase by 25% and 2.7 times to the last year, respectively, the Central Bank reported.
In January-October, Uzbeks sold US$ 3.7 billion at exchange offices, or US$ 744 million, and bought US$ 3.3 billion, increase by 25% and 2.7 times to the last year, respectively, the Central Bank reported.
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The World Bank has approved a $200 million concessional credit to support Uzbekistan in modernizing its ir...
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The Central Bank is tightening some terms for microloans, with its order, registered with the Ministry of Justice on ...
The Board of Directors of the Central Bank in its regular meeting kept the interest rate unchanged at 14% per annum, ...
Delegations of Uzbekistan and China discussed the integration of the Uzbek payment systems with the Chinese WeChat Pa...