Kyrgyzstan’s National Bank Reports Record $7 Billion Reserves

The international reserves of the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic have reached $7.021 billion.

Since the beginning of 2025, reserves have grown by $1.933 billion, or 38 per cent, The Caspian Post reports via Kyrgyz media.

For comparison, in 2024 the country’s gross international reserves increased from $3.236 billion to $5.088 billion.

The current level of reserves is sufficient to cover about 5.7 months of future imports of goods and services, which meets recommended international adequacy standards.

This year’s growth was driven by operations on both domestic and foreign markets, as well as favorable conditions in the global precious metals market.

The bank continues pursuing a conservative reserve management strategy, prioritizing the safety and liquidity of reserve assets. These reserves are used to support the purchasing power of the national currency, ensure price stability, and safeguard the financial stability of Kyrgyzstan. They also provide the capacity to timely meet the country’s international obligations.