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Reports anticipate that Central Asian economies will surpass $600 billion for the first time in 2026, with economic growth exceeding expectations—up to 10.2 percent in Kyrgyzstan, 8.3 percent in Tajikistan, and 7.9 percent in Uzbekistan. The region is undertaking massive projects in infrastructure, energy, and logistics. Additionally, Gulf investments—particularly from the United Arab Emirates—are increasing, amounting to $15.5 billion, with a focus on expanding renewable energy projects. Meanwhile, global markets are affected by geopolitical tensions and rising oil and gas prices.
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