Table 3.1 Macroeconomic monetary indicators in the Republic of Uzbekistan (percent)
Monetary indicators
2018 y.
2019 y.
2020 y.
2021 y.
Annual rate of inflation
14,3
15,1
11,1
10,0
Central bank refinancing rate
16,0
16,0
14,0
14,0
The average annual interest rate of
loans of commercial banks issued in
national currency
20,5
24,2
22,3
20,8
From the data of Table 3.1, it can be seen that in our republic in 2018-2021 there was a
downward trend in the annual rate of inflation. This is considered a positive case in terms of
increasing the role of the national monetary system in the development of the country's economy.
From the data presented in Table 3.1, it can be seen that in 2018-2020 the refinancing rate of
the Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan had a rate of decline. This is explained by the fact
that during this period the inflation rate has a downward trend.
Table 3.1 data shows that in our republic in 2019-2021 there was a tendency to decrease the
average annual interest rate of loans of commercial banks issued in national currency. This is
explained by the fact that during this period the central bank has a rate of reduction in the
refinancing rate.
The adequacy of the deposits of commercial banks of progressive countries is ensured, and
the volatility of the deposits required in the volume of brutto deposits usually does not exceed 30
percent. On top of that, the current liquidity of these banks is mainly provided at the expense of
investments in government securities. For example, as of January 1, 2021, the balance of
investments in government securities in the total volume of Benk of American assets was 11.1
percent .
Conclusions and suggestions The following pressing problems have been identified, which are associated with improving
the practice of financing investments in the tourism sector:
* lack of funding sources;
* weak cash flow of economic entities operating in the tourism sector;
* failure to improve risk management practices associated with investment projects;
*low level of use of loans of commercial banks by entities of the tourism industry (lack of
long-term resources in commercial banks; large amount of overdue loans in banks; high interest