Published
08/15/2025, 12:43The gross domestic product in January–July 2025, according to preliminary estimates, amounted to 865.2 billion soms, an increase of 11.5% compared to January–July 2024.
The growth in industrial production compared to January–July 2024 was ensured by an increase in the production of pharmaceutical products (2.4 times), food products (including beverages) and tobacco products (49%), rubber, plastic products and construction materials (33.5%), wood and paper products, printing products (30.6%), chemical products (29.3%), refined petroleum products (5.8%), and mining (14.6%).
Positive trends were observed in construction, where volumes increased by 37.8%, wholesale and retail trade by 13.2%, and agriculture by 2.3%.
In January–July of this year (compared to December of the previous year), consumer prices and tariffs increased by 4.7% across the country. At the same time, prices for food products and non-alcoholic beverages increased by 6.7%, alcoholic beverages and tobacco products by 4.2%, non-food products by 2.5% and tariffs for services provided to the population by 2.7%.
The prices that increased the most during this period were fresh fruit (30.8%), potatoes (28.6%), fresh fish (17.1%), fresh vegetables (16.9%), vegetable oils (10.8%), fresh meat (8.6%), including mutton (15.2%), horse meat (8.4%), beef (7.9%), flour (3.7%), butter (3.3%) and sugar (1.2%).
At the same time, there was a decrease in prices for chicken eggs, bulk milk, animal fats and rice.
