3 June 12:34
Central Bank warns half of monthly income goes to loans as debt burden rises in UzbekistanIn 2024, the average debt burden of Uzbekistan’s population stood at 34% of monthly income, with 40% of total loans held by borrowers spending half their income on repayments—raising serious concerns over rising financial risks and loan defaults.
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