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Kyrgyzstan’s 2025 economy grew 11% year-on-year, driven by services and industry, despite falling exports and rising inflation.
Kyrgyzstan's economy showed mixed performance in early 2025, with GDP growing 11% year-on-year to $11.9 billion from January to August, driven by services and industrial output, while exports dropped by about one-third to $788 million.
Trade with CIS countries rose 13.7% to $699 million, supported by exports of minerals and agricultural goods and imports of machinery and fuel, with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Russia as key partners.
The country also saw increased foreign investment from Eurasian Economic Union members, rising to $60.6 million in the first quarter, and remittances from Türkiye and Russia surged.
Despite inflation rising 5.1% and price increases in food and services, Kyrgyzstan’s government projects 8.5% GDP growth for 2025.
Russia remains a major economic partner, with over $45 billion in annual trade and growing cooperation in energy, logistics, and digital infrastructure.
La economía de Kirguistán en 2025 creció un 11% año tras año, impulsada por los servicios y la industria, a pesar de la caída de las exportaciones y el aumento de la inflación.