2026-4-13 20:04 |
Retail trade in Azerbaijan saw growth from January to March 2026. Consumer spending in the retail sector showed a steady increase, with notable rises in both food and non-food goods. The retail turnover demonstrated a solid expansion in real terms, reflecting positive market trends.
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Retail trade turnover in Azerbaijan recorded steady growth at the beginning of the year, reflecting increased consumer spending across various sectors. trend.az »
2026-02-11 22:09
Azerbaijan’s retail network sold nearly 59 billion manat worth of goods and provided around 13 billion manat in paid services during the first eleven months of the year. trend.az »
2025-12-12 14:03
Azerbaijan's retail sector sees steady growth, with a 1.3% increase in food product sales and a 3.8% overall rise in trade turnover for the first ten months of 2025. trend.az »
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From January through September 2025, retail trade in Azerbaijan totaled 46. 4 billion manat ($27. 3 billion). Consumers spent 25. 4 billion manat ($14. 9 billion) on food and 21. 1 billion manat ($12. trend.az »
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Retail trade in Baku rose to nearly 24 billion manats, driven by higher sales of both food and non-food products. trend.az »
2025-09-24 19:40
В отчете обнародованы данные о структуре расходов населения в розничной торговле Азербайджана за январь–август 2025 года, а также динамика розничного товарооборота по различным субъектам торговли по сравнению с прошлым годом. trend.az »
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