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Eastern Europe & Central Asia: Dollar Access Data

Inflation, currencies, remittances, reserves, and financial inclusion across 8 Eastern Europe & Central Asia economies, each figure linked to its official source.

8 economies, 39 figures, every number linked to the central bank, statistics office, or international institution that published it. Use it to see where local money loses value or dollars are hard to reach.

The takeaway

These are among the most remittance-dependent economies in the world. In Tajikistan, money sent home from abroad is worth close to half of GDP.

Eastern Europe & Central Asia · economy by economy

  • Inflation
  • Reserves
  • Currency
  • Remittances
  • Dollar holdings
  • Policy rate
  • Financial access

Ukraine

National Bank of Ukraine (NBU)
3 key sources

Russia

Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia)
3 key sources

Tajikistan

National Bank of Tajikistan (NBT)
3 key sources

Uzbekistan

Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan (CBU)
3 key sources

Kyrgyzstan

National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic (NBKR)
3 key sources

Georgia

National Bank of Georgia (NBG)
3 key sources

Armenia

Central Bank of Armenia (CBA)
3 key sources

Moldova

National Bank of Moldova (NBM)
3 key sources

Figures are dated to the period they cover, with a focus on full-year 2025 and the latest 2026 releases. Official data is often revised, so follow each link for the current version. A dagger marks a figure from a secondary or industry source, used where an official release was not directly available.

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