Kyrgyzstan’s gross domestic product reached 1,640.9 billion soms in January-September 2026, according to a preliminary estimate. That was 10.8% higher than in the same period of 2025.
Industrial output totaled 685.4 billion soms, with the physical volume index rising 7% year on year. Growth was supported by higher production of construction materials, vehicles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and refined petroleum products.
Over the nine-month period, construction grew 1.6-fold, agriculture increased 6.5%, and wholesale and retail trade rose 4.2%.
Consumer prices and service tariffs increased 8.1% in January-September compared with December 2025. Prices for food and non-alcoholic beverages rose 7%, while tariffs for services provided to the public climbed 11.8%.
The highest price increase was recorded in Osh Region, at 16.6%. There, food and non-alcoholic beverages rose 11.3%, while alcoholic beverages and tobacco products increased 29.1%.
Goods trade, including mutual trade, totaled $12 billion in January-August, up 13.3% year on year. Trade with EAEU member states reached $4.3 billion: exports fell 9.1%, while imports rose 9.3%. Russia accounted for 64.5% of this trade and Kazakhstan for 32.7%.
Translated from Russian using artificial intelligence. Source: Нацстатком
