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Short-term deposits recorded a relatively high growth rate; in particular, the volume of deposits attracted for a term of up to one year increased by 49 percent and reached 187 trillion soum.
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Qisqa muddatli depozitlar nisbatan yuqori ösiş sur’atini qayd etdi.
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Deposits with a term of more than one year increased by 24 percent and amounted to 168 trillion soum.centralbankuzbekistan · statementGrowth in volume was recorded across all types of deposits; the share of term deposits in total deposits rose from 70 percent to 71 percent.centralbankuzbekistan · statementAs of 1 October 2026, the volume of term deposits in the banking system increased by 36 percent compared with the same period last year and reached 356 trillion soum.centralbankuzbekistan · statementThe volume of demand deposits also increased by 32 percent compared with the same period last year and reached 146 trillion soum.centralbankuzbekistan · statementIn the same period, total deposits increased by 35 percent and amounted to 501 trillion soum.centralbankuzbekistan · statementThe share of deposits attracted for up to one year in total deposits rose from 34 percent to 37 percent.centralbankuzbekistan · statement
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