- According to information from the National Statistical Committee, from January to October 2025, Kyrgyzstan acquired 1,800 vehicle bodies, totaling $16.1 million. This figure is five times higher than in the same period of 2024, when only 337 bodies were imported for $2.9 million. The main suppliers of vehicle bodies for Kyrgyzstan this year include the following countries: January-October 2025 January-October 2024 Commodity group - country quantity in pcs. thousand dollars quantity in pcs.

- The rise in meat prices in Kyrgyzstan is caused by the activities of intermediaries, rather than objective factors. This was reported on the air by Muratbek Imankulov, Deputy Chairman of the Antimonopoly Regulation Service under the Ministry of Economy. Imankulov noted that the conducted analysis confirms that the actual cost price of meat remains relatively low. Earlier, the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Chairman of the State National Security Committee, Kamchybek Tashiev,

On the London ICE exchange, Brent crude oil futures for delivery in March 2026 fell below the $60 per barrel mark for the first time since December 19, 2025. This data confirms trading performance. As of 10:39 Bishkek time, the price of Brent crude oil decreased by 0.89 percent, amounting to $59.97 per barrel. By 10:51, there was a slight slowdown in the decline — the price was $60.06 per barrel, corresponding to a decrease of 0.74 percent.

The National Bank of Poland has become a leader in gold purchases since the beginning of 2025, increasing its reserves by 95 tons. In second place is the National Bank of Kazakhstan, which added 49 tons to its reserves. This data is presented in reports from the World Gold Council. According to experts, in November of last year, central banks around the world continued to actively replenish their gold reserves, purchasing 45 tons of this precious metal. Although the volume of purchases slightly

- The production of safflower oil has started at the Kyrgyz State Seed Farm in Sokuluk, as reported in a press release from the Ministry of Agriculture. To launch the production, necessary equipment was acquired with the support of the Sokuluk District State Development Fund.

- From January to October 2025, Kyrgyzstan imported 8.1 million electronic integrated circuits from China, amounting to $218,000. This figure is 79 times higher than the import volume; however, the value decreased by 3.5 times compared to the same ten months of 2024, when 102,000 units were imported for a total of $755,000. In addition to China, electronic integrated circuits are imported into Kyrgyzstan from the following countries: January-October 2025 January-October 2024 Product Group -

The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic has received documents for the registration of a new commercial bank called "Post Bank," which will use JSC "Kyrgyzpost" as an agency network to provide banking services to the population. This bank intends to offer basic banking services, following the agency model in accordance with the current legislative norms and rules of the NB KR.

- It is expected that the average exchange rate of the Kazakhstani tenge to the US dollar in 2026 will be 535 tenge per dollar. This estimate was announced in the macroeconomic forecast of the Eurasian Development Bank for 2026-2028. For 2025, the experts of the Eurasian Development Bank predict an exchange rate of 525 tenge per dollar.

- In 2025, the antimonopoly service significantly increased its efforts compared to previous years due to rising prices for meat products. This was reported on the air of a radio station by Muratbek Imankulov, Deputy Chairman of the Antimonopoly Regulation Service under the Ministry of Economy. He noted that in response to this situation, state control measures were implemented. In addition, active work was carried out to monitor prices for socially significant goods and fuel and lubricants.

In 2025, 63 new agricultural enterprises were opened in Kyrgyzstan, made possible by the efforts of the Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry. According to the information from the ministry, the new enterprises are aimed at processing agricultural products and developing trade and logistics infrastructure. Among them are centers for processing grains, fruits, and berries, as well as production facilities for dairy products, meat, fish, wool, vegetable oil, and