2025-12-9 21:09 |
Azerbaijan’s budget revenues have outperformed forecasts in the first eleven months of 2025, with consolidated revenues reaching nearly 44 billion manat and state budget revenues totaling about 36 billion manat.
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Revenue from the Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli (ACG) oil project to Azerbaijan’s budget fell sharply, dropping by over 300 million manat compared to last year. trend.az »
2025-10-22 17:48
Azerbaijan’s Shah Deniz field contributed nearly 1.75 billion manat to the state budget in the first nine months of the year, up slightly from last year. trend.az »
2025-10-22 17:27
Between January and September, the Azerbaijani state budget refunded over 200 million manat to individuals and legal entities. trend.az »
2025-10-08 10:02
Azerbaijan plans to cut agricultural spending by 9.3% in 2026 despite broader economic growth, signaling a strategic shift in budget priorities amid strong non-oil sector expansion. trend.az »
2025-09-17 02:24
Azerbaijan’s consolidated budget for 2026 projects revenues of 44.8 billion manat ($26.45 billion) and expenditures of 48.7 billion manat ($28.73 billion). Both figures represent an increase over the 2025 forecast—2 percent for revenues and 2.2 percent for expenditures. trend.az »
2025-09-16 18:17
In the first half of 2025, Azerbaijan collected 21.8 million manat ($12.9 million) in revenue from leasing public property. This marks a 22.3% increase compared to the same period last year. A total of 2,212 new lease agreements were signed for non-residential premises and land plots. trend.az »
2025-07-29 19:57
Azerbaijan does not plan to reconsider the state budget forecasts for 2016, Samir Sharifov, Azerbaijan’s finance minister, told reporters May 20. trend.az »
2016-05-20 18:35
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.