INFLATION PROCESSES IN UZBEKISTAN AND MECHANISMS FOR THEIR REGULATION

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of inflation processes and their regulation mechanisms in the Uzbek economy. The study examines the monetary, fiscal, external, and structural factors driving inflation, as well as their impact on macroeconomic stability. Using statistical, comparative, and structural analysis, the study determines inflation dynamics and assesses the effectiveness of monetary policy instruments. The study's results demonstrate that maintaining sustainably low inflation requires coordinated monetary and fiscal policies, consistent implementation of inflation targeting, and the development of market infrastructure. The findings can be used to formulate strategies for ensuring price stability and long-term economic growth.

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