18.09.2026, 17:34

Central Bank of Uzbekistan plans transition to external management of international reserves

TASHKENT. Sept 18 (Interfax) - The Central Bank of Uzbekistan is considering the possibility of transferring international reserves to external management, Central Bank Governor Timur Ishmetov said at an international forum on state asset management in Tashkent on Friday.

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Central Bank of Uzbekistan plans transition to external management of international reserves

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