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Slovenia’s labour market sees slight rise in Q3 job vacancies

Slovenia sees slight quarterly increase in job vacancies amid long-term shifts in the labour market. In the third quarter of 2025, demand for new workers rose by 2.3 percent, driven by manufacturing, construction, and financial sectors, while annual comparisons show mixed trends across industries and ongoing changes due to automation and demographic shifts.

EIA sees strong U.S. electricity sales growth, led by Texas

Electricity sales to ultimate customers in the United States are expected to rise in 2025 and 2026, driven largely by growth in the West South Central region, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in its latest outlook.

Iran’s Bahar Azadi gold coin rises in price

Iran’s Bahar Azadi gold coin rose to 1.19 billion rials ($2,001) on November 13 from 1.18 billion rials ($1,977) a day earlier. The older coin traded at 1.14 billion rials ($1,917), the half at 619 million ($1,039), the quarter at 352 million ($602), and one gram of 18-carat gold at 116 million rials ($194).

EIB Global strengthens partnership with North Macedonia

EIB Global has deepened its engagement with North Macedonia by signing a Host Country Agreement during a visit to Skopje. The deal aims to boost financial and technical cooperation, supporting the country’s EU integration, sustainable development, and green transition efforts.

Iran reviews loan issuance trends in its Gilan Province

Iran’s Gilan Province issued 7. 07 trillion rials ($12 million) in loans over seven months. Funding included 2. 44 trillion rials ($4. 13 million) for agriculture, 1. 8 trillion rials ($3. 06 million) for industry, 915 billion rials ($1.

Moody’s affirms UzAuto Motors’ Ba3 rating with stable outlook

Moody’s Ratings has reaffirmed UzAuto Motors’ Ba3 corporate family rating and b1 baseline credit assessment, maintaining a stable outlook. The agency highlighted the company’s dominant domestic market position, strategic importance to Uzbekistan’s industrial policy, and expected liquidity support from a planned bond issue.

Iran’s Bahar Azadi gold coin gains foothold in price

Iran’s Bahar Azadi gold coin rose to 1.18 billion rials ($1,996) on November 12, up from 1.15 billion rials ($1,950) a day earlier. The older version traded at 1.12 billion rials ($1,892). Smaller coins and one gram of 18-carat gold were valued at 352 million rials ($597) and 113 million rials ($191), respectively.

Azerbaijan-Pakistan trade turnover gains foothold in 9M2025

From January through September 2025, trade between Azerbaijan and Pakistan reached $20. 7 million, marking a 38. 7% increase or $5. 8 million more than in the same period of 2024. During this time, Azerbaijan’s exports to Pakistan totaled just $3,200, falling by 48.

ING forecasts Azerbaijan’s GDP growth rates until 2028

Dutch banking group ING forecasts Azerbaijan’s GDP to grow by 1. 6% in 2025, 2. 8% in 2026, and 2. 0% in 2027, with growth steady in Q3 2025 and rising to 3. 0% in Q4. Official data show GDP at 95. 2 billion manat ($56 billion) in January–September 2025, up 1.

Bulgaria’s business services show uneven performance

Bulgaria’s business services sector showed a mixed performance in August 2025, with notable declines in administrative, professional, and real estate activities, while information, transportation, and hospitality services posted modest growth.

Iran’s Bahar Azadi gold coin moves up in price

The Bahar Azadi gold coin in Iran rose to 1.11 billion rials ($1,895) on November 6, up from 1.10 billion rials ($1,876) the previous day. The older version traded at 1.04 billion rials ($1,780), while a half coin sold for 581 million rials ($991), a quarter coin for 336 million rials ($573), and one gram of 18-carat gold for 105 million rials ($179).

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Kazakhstan unveils new goals for expanding nation's manufacturing sector

Kazakhstan is setting its sights on the manufacturing sector, hoping to hit the ground running and reach up to one-fifth of GDP by 2035. The government is pulling out all the stops, showcasing swift industrial growth, forging new global partnerships, and watching exports of processed goods soar.

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Azerbaijan spills beans on trade turnover with Iran in 2025

Trade between Azerbaijan and Iran showed a slight decline in 2025. Exports from Azerbaijan to Iran experienced notable growth, while imports from Iran decreased. The trade with Iran made up a small portion of Azerbaijan’s total trade turnover during the year.

Azerbaijan's monetary base gains foothold by February 2026

Azerbaijan’s monetary base has shown growth as of early February 2026. According to the Central Bank's data, there has been a modest uptick since the beginning of the year. In the last year, the nation’s monetary base saw a remarkable increase.

Azerbaijan reveals list of top mobile phone brands among consumers in Jan. 2026

In January 2026, Apple smartphones took the cake in the mobile device market in Azerbaijan, securing the number one position. Samsung took the silver medal, while Xiaomi's share took a hit. The "Unknown" category took a bit of a hit, while other brands really stepped up to the plate, capturing a hefty slice of the market pie.