Central Asia's Internal Combustion Engine Market Sees Mixed Trends in 2024
Central Asia's stock market today witnessed significant shifts in 2024. Despite a decline in exports, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan led the region in growth rates. Meanwhile, the stock market's sales value surged, though production and consumption dipped.
The Central Asian stock market's sales value soared by X% to $X in 2024. However, production amounted to $X, marking a pronounced shrinkage over the period. Exports of stock market equipment decreased by X% to X units, with the export price per unit dropping by X% to $X.
Kazakhstan dominated exports, shipping X units in 2024. Uzbekistan, the second-largest exporter, also saw growth. Overseas purchases of this equipment increased by X% to X units, with Kazakhstan accounting for X% of total imports.
In 2024, Central Asia's stock market showed mixed trends. While sales value and imports grew, exports and production shrank. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan led in export growth, but overall export value plummeted. The region's consumption also saw a slight shrinkage.
