According to estimates by the Eurasian Development Bank, the budget situation in Kyrgyzstan looks positive. In 2025, the country's revenues exceeded expenditures, resulting in a surplus of 2.5% of gross domestic product, slightly higher than the 2.4% in 2024.
Economists also noted a significant increase in funding in key sectors such as the fuel and energy complex, agriculture, and mining, where investment volumes increased by 3.2 times. This underscores the government's focus on supporting strategically important industries that contribute to economic stability. Investments in these sectors reached 31.5% of GDP.
Despite active domestic investments, the republic managed to maintain a positive budget balance thanks to improved tax revenues, which increased by 32%, as well as the growth in profits of the National Bank directed to the treasury.
