The country recorded $1.95 billion in outgoing transfers over the same period, bringing the net inflow to $13.21 billion, the regulator said in its review of the domestic foreign exchange market.
The slowdown became apparent after the first half of the year, when incoming transfers had grown by 13% year on year to $9.28 billion, compared with $8.21 billion in January–June 2025.
In July–September, remittances to Uzbekistan totaled approximately $5.88 billion, an increase of just 2.9% from the $5.71 billion received in the same quarter last year.
Outgoing transfers followed a different trend. They amounted to $1.95 billion in January–September, compared with $1.93 billion a year earlier.
In the first half of 2026, transfers sent from Uzbekistan reached $1.32 billion, up from $1.22 billion in the corresponding period of 2025. But in the third quarter, they fell to $625 million, down 11.6% from $707 million a year earlier.
As a result, the net inflow of remittances in the third quarter reached $5.25 billion, compared with $5 billion in the same period last year – an increase of around 5%.
