According to the latest weekly macroeconomic review from the Eurasian Development Bank, the total volume of deposits in commercial banks of Kyrgyzstan amounted to 880 billion soms, which is equivalent to approximately 45% of the country's gross domestic product.
Analysts note that 64% of deposits are formed from funds attracted in the national currency. In the structure of deposits by maturity, the largest share consists of current accounts, which account for 44%, while demand deposits make up 24%, and term deposits constitute 32% of the total volume.
Experts emphasize that the growth of the deposit base, especially in the national currency, indicates the stability of the som and the reliability of the financial sector as a whole. The positive dynamics of key economic indicators in Kyrgyzstan encourage citizens to place their funds in banks to increase their savings.
