According to preliminary estimates, the gross domestic product (GDP) for January — February 2026 amounted to 264,052.5 billion soms. This represents an 8.8 percent increase compared to January — February 2025. The National Statistical Committee of Kyrgyzstan reported.
GDP growth slowed slightly over the month, reaching 9 percent in January 2026.
The service sector accounted for over 49.9 percent of total GDP, while commodity production accounted for 31.1 percent and net taxes on products — for 19 percent.
The main sectors that drove industrial production growth compared to January — February 2025 were:
- chemical production (3.1 times); pharmaceuticals (1.7 times);
- rubber and plastic products, building materials, wood and paper products, and printing products ( 1.6 times);
- transport vehicles (by 42.4 percent).
Consumer prices and tariffs increased by 1.9 percent in January—February (compared to December 2025).
Year-on-year inflation reached 9.7 percent.
Since the beginning of 2026, the largest price increases have been seen in:
- tariffs for services provided to the population—by 3.6 percent;
- alcoholic beverages and tobacco products—by 2.2 percent;
- food and non-alcoholic beverages—by 2.1 percent.
