As of November 1, Uzbekistan’s international reserves stood at $63.62 billion, falling by $2.96 billion in October.
This marks the lowest level since the start of the year. The primary decline came from the gold reserve, valued at $58.04 billion — down $2.04 billion from early October. The physical volume of gold rose to 454.1 tons, yet its value fell as global precious metal prices shed over $200 per troy ounce over the month.
The foreign currency portion of the reserves shrank to $5.01 billion (-15.5%), touching an all-time low in published records. The value of foreign securities dropped 32% to $1.148 billion.
