2026-4-10 17:51 |
Azerbaijan’s debt market declined last year, mainly due to a reduction in government bond volumes. Despite this, other segments showed growth, indicating continued diversification. Overall market activity remained stable with sustained investor participation.
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S&P Global Ratings reports that Azerbaijan maintains the lowest private sector debt to GDP ratio in the South Caucasus, with relatively low exposure to foreign currency lending and stable banking sector indicators despite slower projected credit growth. trend.az »
2026-02-15 14:12
Azerbaijan's domestic public debt has shown a decline in relation to GDP, driven by strategic measures to expand the domestic financial market, reduce refinancing risks, and optimize debt servicing costs. trend.az »
2026-02-04 21:07
Azerbaijan’s debt servicing expenses are projected to exceed about 2.5 billion manat next year, with interest payments making up roughly half of that amount. trend.az »
2025-11-04 21:21
Azerbaijan’s state debt is projected to rise to over 20 billion manat by the end of next year, representing just over 20% of GDP. trend.az »
2025-10-24 00:19
Azerbaijan plans to spend 2.46 billion manat on public debt servicing in 2026, which is 60 million manat more than in 2025. trend.az »
2025-10-23 15:51
In the first half of this year, Azerbaijani banks wrote off nearly 57 million manat in loans, most of which were from consumer lending. Non-performing loans in the business portfolio climbed to about 430 million manat, with the rise largely driven by the construction sector and individual borrowers. trend.az »
2025-10-03 18:24
Azerbaijan's domestic public debt totaled 17. 2 billion manat ($10 billion) as of July 1, 2025, equal to 13. 1 percent of the forecasted GDP. This marks a decrease of 1. 5 billion manat ($884 million), or 7. trend.az »
2025-08-01 19:07
Turkmenistan has outlined the share of the Lebap region in national cargo and passenger transportation across different modes of transport.
Uzbekistan’s coal production remained stable in early 2026, as broader industrial output continued to be driven primarily by manufacturing, reflecting steady momentum across key sectors of the economy.
A balanced dynamic was observed in Azerbaijan's repo market in 2025, with sustained demand for liquidity. Although repo transaction volumes decreased from the high levels of late 2024, market activity remained robust.
Lebap region overfulfilled its budget revenue plan in the first quarter, while continuing infrastructure and housing construction under a national program.
Azerbaijan's stock market saw growth in trading volume and continued dominance of the financial sector last year. Secondary market trading led activity in 2025, especially after the first IPO in 2024.
The project aims to enhance the monitoring of atmospheric processes in these areas.
The OECD also pointed to the need to streamline trade-related measures, as additional duties and non-tariff barriers have increased in recent years, impacting cross-border economic activity.