Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — As of the end of June 2025, the gold and foreign exchange reserves of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan decreased by US$1.1 billion, reaching US$48.54 billion, according to official data from the regulator.

The most significant decline was recorded in the currency component of the reserves, which dropped from US$11.4 billion in May to US$9.5 billion in June.

At the same time, investments in international securities showed a slight increase, rising from US$706.3 million to US$708.8 million.

Despite the overall reduction in reserves, the value of gold within the reserves grew by US$763 million, reaching US$38.4 billion.

The physical volume of gold reserves also increased by 0.3 million troy ounces, totaling 11.7 million troy ounces.