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06/24/2025, 16:59According to the EDB's macroeconomic forecast for 2025–2027, Kyrgyzstan's external payments situation improved in 2024. The current account deficit decreased by $2.4 billion to $4.4 billion.
The reduction in the deficit was made possible by an increase in remittances and a narrowing of the gap between exports and imports of goods and services. In other words, the country began to buy less abroad and actively seek income from external sources.
In addition, according to the EDB, there was an inflow of capital through the financial account in 2024. This was due to foreign direct investment and the attraction of debt financing, meaning that Kyrgyzstan has become more attractive to foreign investors.