The volume of financial services in Uzbekistan increased by twenty-four percent in four months.

According to new data released by the Statistics Agency of Uzbekistan, the country’s financial services market showed significant growth rates during the first four months of 2026. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

Activity in this sector, which includes banking, insurance, leasing, and investment, reached higher levels than ever before. From January to April, the total volume of financial services amounted to 65.6 trillion soums, representing an increase of nearly 24% compared to the same period last year.

This positive change reflects growing trust and demand among the population and business entities for modern financial institutions. When analyzed by region, the capital city of Tashkent continues to hold absolute leadership in the provision of financial services.

Approximately 58% of the total volume of services, or 38 trillion soums, falls on Tashkent’s share. The main reason for this high indicator is that nearly all major commercial banks’ headquarters, leading insurance companies, international corporations, and other influential financial centers in the country are concentrated in Tashkent.

This further strengthens the capital’s position as the country’s main economic and financial center. At the regional level, the next positions in terms of service volume are held by Fergana and Andijan regions.

Fergana region recorded services worth 3.4 trillion soums, while Andijan region recorded 2.9 trillion soums. The high indicators in these regions are explained by their population density and the active demand from small and medium-sized enterprises for financial resources such as credit, leasing, and money transfers.

Additionally, Tashkent region with 2.8 trillion soums and Samarkand region with 2.7 trillion soums occupy the top five. Following in the ranking are Kashkadarya region with 2.2 trillion soums, Bukhara region with 2 trillion soums, and Khorezm, Surkhandarya, and Namangan regions, each recording identical results of 1.9 trillion soums.

In Karakalpakstan and Jizzakh region, financial services amounted to 1.6 trillion soums, while in Navoi region, the volume reached 1.5 trillion soums. At the end of the list is Sirdarya region with an indicator of 1 trillion soums.

In summary, the development of financial infrastructure and the improvement of financial literacy among the population across all regions of the country play an important role in ensuring economic stability.