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Imports of goods and services — Central Asia

Imports of goods and services in Central Asia in 2025 — 73,663,861,034 US$. Since 1992, the indicator has risen by 249.2%.

2025 73.66B US$ −49.26% vs 2024
World rank —
Period maximum 145B US$2024
Period minimum 11.3B US$1996

Trend over time

1992–2025 · US$

Imports of goods and services — Central Asia, 1992–2025050B100B150B1992199620002004200820122016202020241992: 21,095,100,093 US$1993: 14,412,338,761 US$1994: 13,606,497,936 US$1995: 12,552,423,776 US$1996: 11,296,861,424 US$1997: 16,005,167,334 US$1998: 14,598,368,539 US$1999: 12,705,683,232 US$2000: 14,467,611,941 US$2001: 16,336,079,394 US$2002: 17,190,048,775 US$2003: 20,382,317,404 US$2004: 27,738,946,904 US$2005: 34,962,976,609 US$2006: 44,524,040,924 US$2007: 62,055,058,188 US$2008: 77,079,833,119 US$2009: 69,030,202,983 US$2010: 73,979,779,490 US$2011: 90,110,933,212 US$2012: 107,131,877,613 US$2013: 112,378,922,742 US$2014: 104,291,038,793 US$2015: 82,305,799,902 US$2016: 73,481,299,043 US$2017: 74,531,663,605 US$2018: 82,093,681,597 US$2019: 91,258,736,321 US$2020: 78,791,291,726 US$2021: 90,830,869,260 US$2022: 116,628,596,561 US$2023: 140,574,588,923 US$2024: 145,165,900,703 US$2025: 73,663,861,034 US$
Change over the period: +52.57B (+249.2%) Average annual rate: 3.86 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Central Asia

Central Asia 73.66B US$
World 33.73T US$
Imports of goods and services — Central Asia, by year Central Asia All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 73.66B −71.5B −49.26%
2024 145B +4.59B +3.27%
2023 141B +23.95B +20.53%
2022 117B +25.8B +28.4%
2021 90.83B +12.04B +15.28%
2020 78.79B −12.47B −13.66%
2019 91.26B +9.17B +11.16%
2018 82.09B +7.56B +10.15%
2017 74.53B +1.05B +1.43%
2016 73.48B −8.82B −10.72%
2015 82.31B −21.99B −21.08%
2014 104B −8.09B −7.2%
2013 112B +5.25B +4.9%
2012 107B +17.02B +18.89%
2011 90.11B +16.13B +21.8%
2010 73.98B +4.95B +7.17%
2009 69.03B −8.05B −10.44%
2008 77.08B +15.02B +24.21%
2007 62.06B +17.53B +39.37%
2006 44.52B +9.56B +27.35%
2005 34.96B +7.22B +26.04%
2004 27.74B +7.36B +36.09%
2003 20.38B +3.19B +18.57%
2002 17.19B +854M +5.23%
2001 16.34B +1.87B +12.91%
2000 14.47B +1.76B +13.87%
1999 12.71B −1.89B −12.97%
1998 14.6B −1.41B −8.79%
1997 16.01B +4.71B +41.68%
1996 11.3B −1.26B −10%
1995 12.55B −1.05B −7.75%
1994 13.61B −806M −5.59%
1993 14.41B −6.68B −31.68%
1992 21.1B — —

About the indicator

Imports of goods and services in current US dollars — the value of all goods and market services received from the rest of the world. Together with exports it determines the contribution of foreign trade to GDP; the difference between exports and imports is the trade balance.

Source: UNCTADstat (UNCTAD), license CC BY 3.0 IGO.

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How much a country buys in services abroad — from freight to the trips of its own citizens.

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How far the economy depends on supplies from abroad.

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