BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, July 2. Kyrgyzstan demonstrated robust economic performance in the first quarter of 2025, with significant growth in industrial output and GDP.
Data obtained by Trend from the Turkic Economic Review indicates that Kyrgyzstan’s gross domestic product (GDP) reached $3.77 billion, showing a 13.1 percent increase compared to the same period last year. Industrial production expanded by 16.3 percent, totaling $1.83 billion.
State fiscal inflows surged by 80.2 percent, culminating in a
total of $1.84 billion, whereas outlays escalated by 34.6 percent,
aggregating to $1.23 billion. The nation also documented a 90.6
percent escalation in capital allocation towards fixed assets,
reaching $650.9 million, indicative of an uptick in investor
sentiment and confidence metrics.
The valuation of agricultural output reached $480.3 million,
reflecting a year-on-year growth of 2.5 percent.
Nonetheless, Kyrgyzstan persists in exhibiting a considerable trade
imbalance, characterized by a 6.5 percent contraction in export
volumes, totaling $506.8 million, alongside a 16.1 percent
reduction in import expenditures, amounting to $2.81 billion,
thereby culminating in a detrimental trade balance of $2.3
billion.
The financial services sector exhibited resilience, with aggregate
banking assets experiencing a marginal uptick to $10.47
billion.
