Received 09.01.2024, Revised 18.04.2024, Accepted 07.06.2024
This article examines the relevance, essence, and characteristics of monetary and financial relations as a component of the economic security of the state in the context of globalization. The role of export and import of capital in the formation of monetary, financial and credit relations between states is revealed. The processes of globalization accompanied by the rapid expansion of the monetary and financial sphere and the rapid growth in the scale of operations in global financial markets are identified. The policy of liberalizing access of foreign capital to national financial markets has been studied. The importance of investing investment capital in the economy of Kyrgyzstan has been determined. A theoretical assessment is given of short-term capital flows as the most risky form of capital. The need for regulation and effective control over the movement of speculative capital in the domestic market is substantiated
financial globalization; monetary and financial relations; economic security; liberalization of financial markets; foreign capital; speculative capital; financial control