statementSaid on 2026-11-06
By borrower category, credits allocated to legal entities amounted to 411 trillion soum and credits to individuals to 248 trillion soum.
A statement by centralbankuzbekistan, said on 2026-11-06. Statements are as reported by the cited publishers — not verified by DecisionGateway.
yuridik şaxslarga ajratilgan kreditlar 411 trln sömni, jismoniy şaxslarga ajratilgan kreditlar esa 248 trln sömni taşkil etdi
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