GDP growth slowed slightly over the month, reaching 11.9 percent in June 2026.

The service sector accounted for over 49.8 percent of total GDP, commodity production accounted for 34.2 percent, and net taxes on products accounted for 16 percent.

Who is leading in industrial growth?

The main industries that drove industrial growth of 11.2 percent compared to January—July 2025 were:

refined petroleum product production—1.8 times;

wood, paper, and printing production—37.5 percent;

construction materials production—33.6 percent.

The top five has changed—pharmaceutical production significantly declined, removing it from the list. Total industrial production for the seven months amounted to 525,301,365 billion soms.

Consumer prices and tariffs increased by 6.7 percent in January—July (compared to December 2025). In annual terms, inflation reached 11.5 percent and continues to accelerate.

Since the beginning of 2026, price increases have been observed across all major categories. Specifically, the following have increased:

tariffs for services provided to the population—by 10.1 percent;

alcoholic beverages and tobacco products—by 7.1 percent;

food and non-alcoholic beverages—by 5.9 percent;