2025-10-28 18:45 |
As of October 1, 2025, Azerbaijan's banking sector had total assets of 56. 138 billion manat ($33. 11 billion) and liabilities of 48. 968 billion manat ($28. 8 billion). The loan portfolio grew by 2 percent, reaching 29.
276 billion manat ($17. 28 billion). Deposits, particularly term deposits, continued to dominate the sector’s liabilities, totaling 36. 588 billion manat ($21. 52 billion). .
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Azerbaijan’s banking sector saw a rise in external liabilities driven by short-term foreign borrowing, alongside steady growth in the national money supply, signaling increased financial activity and external engagement. trend.az »
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Banks and non-bank lenders in Azerbaijan have increased their financing to the industry and manufacturing sectors, with total lending reaching nearly 1.6 billion manat by early July. Overall loan portfolios and overdue debts also rose year-on-year, reflecting both expanding credit activity and growing repayment challenges. trend.az »
2025-07-29 20:55
Fitch expects a slight narrowing of Kyrgyzstan’s current account deficit, while underlying structural imbalances remain in place.
Fitch expects Kyrgyzstan’s reserve buffers to strengthen further, supported by gold-related inflows and external financing.
Kyrgyzstan’s increase in fixed capital investment reflects strengthened financing flows from both domestic and external sources, supporting overall investment activity in the economy.
The planned expansion of the World Bank-backed project portfolio signals continued external support for Kyrgyzstan’s infrastructure development and long-term economic modernization.
Tajikistan’s macroeconomic outlook points to a controlled inflation environment alongside gradually moderating growth, indicating a transition from rapid expansion to more sustainable economic dynamics.
The outlook reflects an economy balancing robust growth momentum with persistent inflationary pressures driven by demand expansion and external cost factors.
Kyrgyzstan’s growth outlook signals continued economic resilience driven by strong domestic momentum, even as expansion gradually normalizes amid external headwinds and base effects.