Uzbekistan's total external debt has reached $84.1 billion.

By the end of the first half of 2026, Uzbekistan's total external debt stood at $84.1 billion. Of this amount, $41.7 billion represented public external debt, while $42.4 billion constituted corporate external debt.
Corporate external debt consists of funds raised by the private sector, business entities, and banks without state guarantees; the state bears no obligation regarding these debts.
During the reporting period, Uzbekistan's exports of goods and services totaled $15.4 billion, while imports amounted to $28.8 billion. Consequently, a negative balance of $13.4 billion emerged in foreign trade.
A positive balance in the primary and secondary income accounts partially offset this gap. Ultimately, the current account recorded a deficit of $6.2 billion.