Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan faces a high risk score of 62/100, primarily due to its severe 95% oil import dependency, which makes it highly vulnerable to global supply disruptions and price surges. Gasoline prices have climbed to $0.88/L, and critical reserves stand at only 28 days, indicating potential for acute fuel shortages. While remittances provide some economic buffer, moderate food risk and a substantial 52% increase in fertilizer costs add to inflationary pressures. The outlook for the coming weeks suggests continued economic strain and the need for urgent measures to secure fuel supplies.