INDUSTRY PULSE

Industry Pulse tracks a curated matrix of national indicators that shape and reflect Uzbekistan’s furniture & home market: output, consumption, construction, prices, trade and demand drivers.

Series marked monthly or quarterly are published by the source cumulatively from January; the monitor converts them to per-period flows. Values in soums are at current prices unless stated otherwise.

Every series is kept at its latest official reading — the page you see is always current, and no live queries hit the server when you read it.

Monthly output of the furniture manufacturing industry, at current prices — the single closest pulse of the sector the official statistics publish.

Annual growth of gross domestic product at constant prices.

Year-to-date industrial output at current prices; the delta compares the same window of last year.

Year-to-date volume of construction works — the leading physical driver of furniture demand.

Real annual growth of total retail trade turnover.

Year-to-date foreign trade in furniture-industry goods, imports and exports combined. Covers the whole of HS code 94, which alongside furniture and bedding also includes luminaires & lighting equipment and prefabricated buildings.

The twelve most recently refreshed indicators in the matrix, newest first. A pulsing dot means the source updated within its normal publication window — the series is live.

Output of the furniture manufacturing industry, all business entities.

Seasonality is strong: output ramps up towards December and resets each January. Use the y/y tab to read momentum without the seasonal wave.

Manufacture of wooden and cork products except furniture — the domestic upstream of the furniture value chain.

Index of physical volume of furniture production, converted here to a growth rate (index − 100).

Balance-sheet initial cost of furniture and office equipment held by commercial enterprises at year-end. Growth means the corporate estate is expanding — and will need renewing.

Physical production volumes of construction and home-equipment goods. They share demand drivers with furniture: housing commissioning, renovation and household formation.

Growth of gross domestic product, production method, constant prices; level shown at current prices.

Quarterly GVA at current prices, de-cumulated from the source’s year-to-date series.

The source publishes the PPI month-on-month; the monitor chains twelve consecutive months into a year-on-year rate. Composite industry index.

Quarterly investments in fixed assets per capita, de-cumulated from the year-to-date series.

Monthly volume of construction works, all types, current prices, de-cumulated from year-to-date.

Number of apartments and houses commissioned per quarter, national total, de-cumulated from the year-to-date series.

Dynamics of housing price indices compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year, primary (new-build) and secondary markets.

Total area of the national housing stock at year-end, with per-capita provision and annual commissioning per 1,000 inhabitants.

Retail turnover at current prices; growth series are real (constant-price) indices, shown as growth rates.

Monthly wholesale turnover, de-cumulated from the year-to-date series.

Annual e-commerce trade volume as measured by the official statistics.

Average monthly nominal accrued wage, quarterly, national. Nominal soum values — deflate mentally by CPI for real purchasing power.

Stock of appliances per 100 households from the household survey. More than 100 means multiple units per household on average.

Shares of household expenditures. “Other spending” completes the sum to 100% (non-consumer outlays: transfers, savings-type spending and similar).

Annual foreign trade in furniture-industry goods, in current US dollars.

Figures cover the whole of HS code 94, which alongside furniture and bedding also includes luminaires & lighting equipment and prefabricated buildings.

Monthly foreign trade in furniture-industry goods, in current US dollars — the running count for the years without a full annual figure yet.

Figures cover the whole of HS code 94, which alongside furniture and bedding also includes luminaires & lighting equipment and prefabricated buildings.

Permanent population at the start of the year, total and urban.

Estimated number of households, average household size and the share of households owning their dwelling.

Registered marriages per quarter, urban and rural, de-cumulated from year-to-date series.

Registered births per quarter, national total, de-cumulated from the year-to-date series.

Employed population (annual) and the unemployment rate.

The complete list of indicators currently on the Industry Pulse board. Y/y compares the latest reading with the same period one year earlier (percent, or percentage points for rates).

A pulsing dot in the Updated column means the source refreshed within its normal publication window.