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investor benefits from the coupon rate. Credit institutions spend the rest of their time on their
projects," Inogambaev told VOA. in conversation.In particular, the issuance of Eurobonds is a
revolutionary process in the life of Uzbekistan. This was the first important step, as Uzbekistan
created a benchmark by issuing Euro-bonds, securities that are important not only for the
domestic economy but also for direct investment. , Institutional investors from Europe and some
Asian countries participated in the Bond presentations and expressed confidence in Uzbekistan.
It must be acknowledged that now Uzbekistan, unlike other Asian countries, is in the eyes of the
world. Because Uzbekistan has taken steps not only to persuade investment, but also financial
discipline, especially for the government.Naturally, the question is about the eurozone of
Uzbekistan and its price.
Taking into account the coupon rate, the two-and-a-half-billion-dollar, two-and-a-half-year-old $
5 billion bonus provided by Uzbekistan has been raised to a higher price. The rating given to
Uzbekistan by Moody's, Fitch and S&P by three agencies was "BB-". True, this is not the level
of investment, but Uzbekistan is among the countries like Turkey, Brazil and Russia. Frankly,
the level of Uzbekistan is equal to the rate of Brazil. But if we look at Turkey or Georgia, Turkey
pays 7% for 10-year Eurobonds and Uzbekistan pays 5.75%. Taking into account the difference
of 1.25%, Uzbekistan issued bonds at a more favorable rate than Turkey. Therefore, euro-bonds
cannot be expensive for the Uzbek economy.
The debut of Uzbekistan's $ 1 billion government bonds, according to preliminary data, showed
a demand for $ 8.5 billion, and the issue was canceled 8.5 times. It is well known that investors
are worried about how mysterious the Uzbek economy is. For example, there is very limited
information about the country’s important mineral raw materials sector. While the foundation's
leaders are waiting for Tashkent to pay a reward for this secrecy, Uzbekistan is trying to increase
transparency.
CONCLUSION
In short, Eurobonds of Uzbek issuers are a good alternative to foreign currency deposits. First,
the yield threshold is much lower, and second, euro-bonds are classified as liquid trust assets. In
short, "Shavkat Mirziyoyev, who came to power in 2016, is determined to demonstrate that his
country is open to business." In general, the future of the financial market depends on the
reduction of the above-mentioned costs. The reduction in costs is directly related to the processes
that take place. It is advisable to focus the attracted investments on areas that are currently
illiquid but have a future. We suggest that the development of Internet technologies and the rapid
transition to a digital economy in our country will ensure a more prosperous financial market.
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