The state of the foreign trade balance poses a risk to the sum from a fundamental perspective, but overall, it has already been reflected in the prices.
According to the World Bank report, Uzbekistan has entered the top three fastest-growing economies in Europe and Central Asia in 2024. Private consumption has been identified as the economic driver, supported by wage indexing, government payments, and a reduction in inflationary pressure. All of this is highly relevant for Uzbekistan. The country's GDP may rise by 4.6-5.0% this year and by 5.5-5.8% next year. This would position Uzbekistan as the leader in economic growth in the region.
Short-term expectations for the dollar/sum pair do not rule out fluctuations within the range of 12800-12865.
Anna Bodrova,
analyst at Alpari