2025-10-14 19:20 |
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.
4 billion) on non-food items. Monthly per capita spending averaged 503. 8 manat ($296). .
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