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Urban and regional POS networks expand across Turkmenistan

The growing network of POS terminals supports Turkmenistan’s broader strategy to modernize payment infrastructure, facilitate cashless transactions, and improve access to financial services across both metropolitan and regional areas.

Iran's Bahar Azadi gold coin drops in price

Iran’s Bahar Azadi gold coin saw a slight price drop, with the latest edition selling for around $1,620, down from roughly $1,640 the previous day. Other coins and gold products also traded lower, reflecting ongoing fluctuations in Iran’s market following the adoption of a floating exchange rate system.

Iran's non-oil exports to Iraq show decline in recent months

Iran’s non-oil exports to Iraq fell by about 7% in the first five months of the year, totaling nearly $3 billion. Most shipments went through Kermanshah, Khuzestan, and West Azerbaijan provinces, with consumer goods making up more than half of the exports.

Iran multiplies industrial and mining loans nationwide

In the first five months of 2025, Iranian banks issued $18. 4 billion in loans to the industry and mining sectors. Of this, $16. 8 billion went to working capital, $910 million to new enterprises, and $543 million to sector development.

Iran puts brakes on imports from Kazakhstan

Iran’s imports from Kazakhstan fell 46. 7 percent in value to $13 million and 33 percent in weight to 37,400 tons in early 2025. Last year, imports were 55,800 tons worth $24. 4 million. Despite this, Iran’s non-oil trade with Kazakhstan grew 8.

Iran heightens nationwide crude steel output

Iran’s crude steel production grew 2. 7 percent to 12. 5 million tons from 12. 1 million tons last year. Steel product output fell 2. 9 percent to 8. 96 million tons from 9. 23 million tons. Sponge iron rose 2.

Iran pulls lid over non-oil exports to Kazakhstan

Iran’s non-oil exports to Kazakhstan hit 146,000 tons worth $96 million in early 2025, rising 1. 1% in value but dropping 30% in weight. Main exports include agricultural and petrochemical products.

Iran’s agricultural lending reaches new heights

Iranian banks lent 1. 27 quadrillion rials ($2. 19 billion) to agriculture, up 27. 8% from 992 trillion rials ($1. 71 billion) last year. Of this, 940 trillion rials ($1. 63 billion) went to working capital.

Azerbaijan's air cargo traffic skyrockets in 8M2025

From January through August 2025, Azerbaijan’s international air cargo transportations totaled $5. 07 billion and 10,300 tons. Exports reached $258 million with 1,700 tons, up 23. 2 percent in value but down sharply in volume.

Iran's Bahar Azadi gold coin price surges

The latest edition of Iran's Bahar Azadi gold coin sold for approximately $1,647, up from about $1,602 the day before, amid ongoing price fluctuations following the country's adoption of a floating exchange rate in May 2024.

IEA flags region as top recipient of global upstream investment

Spending by oil and gas companies on upstream operations remains a key driver of global energy supply, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). Upstream investment, which includes exploration, field development, and maintenance of existing assets, accounts for around 60% of total capital expenditure in the sector.

IEA warns rising costs needed to maintain global oil supply

Global investment in oil and gas has averaged around $550 billion annually since 2019, but nearly 90% of that spending is directed at replacing output lost from declining fields rather than boosting supply, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).

Iran provides update on recent payouts to rapeseed farmers

Iran has paid around $173 million to rapeseed farmers, covering nearly all purchased crops despite water shortages and climate challenges. The country harvested 250,000 tons of rapeseed this year, with seed distribution and private sector purchases supporting continued production.

Central Bank of Azerbaijan addresses causes of euro rate variations

A source from the Central Bank of Azerbaijan explained that the recent 14% rise in the euro against the manat is primarily due to the weakening US dollar index driven by expectations of softer US monetary policy and global economic factors, while emphasizing that the impact on Azerbaijan’s economy is expected to be limited and temporary.

Iran jacks up nation's iron and steel exports

From March to August 2025, Iran exported 15. 7 million tons of iron and steel worth $2. 97 billion, up from 12. 1 million tons and $2. 7 billion. Crude steel exports rose to 3. 16 million tons worth $1.

Iran's loan issuance expands sharply across key sectors in 2025

Iranian banks and financial institutions issued over $42 billion in loans during the first five months of this year, marking a more than 40% increase compared to last year. Most of the financing went to industry, services and trade, underscoring a broad expansion in credit across the ec

Iran’s trade with EAEU shows promising growth trajectory

Iran’s trade turnover with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) has grown by about 20%, driven by the implementation of a free trade agreement this year. Officials project the deal could push trade volumes to nearly $20 billion within the next few years.

Iran's Bahar Azadi gold coin shows surge in price

The new edition of Iran’s Bahar Azadi gold coin was sold for around $1,610, up from roughly $1,580 the previous day, reflecting ongoing price fluctuations since the Central Bank adopted a floating exchange rate system.

Iran sets forth investment strategy for Madar gas field project

Iran has signed a $600 million deal to develop the Madar gas field in Bushehr province, with plans to drill 20 wells and build new infrastructure. The field holds nearly 250 billion cubic meters of gas reserves and is expected to produce significant volumes of gas and condensate over the next two decades.

Iran sets sights on boosting passenger flights over its skies

Iran plans to increase passenger flights over its skies by 50%, with about 730 flights currently daily, says Mohammad Amirani, CEO of Iran Airports and Air Navigation Company. Infrastructure upgrades and air traffic control modernization are underway, expected to finish within a year.

Iran's non-oil exports to Russia surge in past months

Iran’s non-oil exports to Russia rose to around $510 million, totaling roughly 1.4 million tons, driven by agricultural, petrochemical, and industrial products. Overall, Iran’s non-oil exports reached about $21 billion and 61 million tons, showing steady volume growth despite a slight decline in value.

Iran's Bahar Azadi gold coin pricing recedes

On September 13, Iran’s new Bahar Azadi gold coin sold for 907 million rials ($1,570), down from 923 million rials ($1,597) on September 11. The old version was priced at 849 million rials ($1,469), with half and quarter coins at 470 million rials ($813) and 270 million rials ($467).

Iranian Mercantile Exchange throws light on its sale figures

From September 6–11, the Iran Mercantile Exchange sold 3. 38 million tons of goods worth $1. 04 billion, down 1% in value and 5. 6% in volume from the previous week. Sales included industrial products ($532 million), petroleum goods ($171 million), Kish exports ($52.

Iran's horticultural exports see growth over past year

Iran’s orchard product exports surged to about $4.3 billion over the past year, driven by strong pistachio sales and new shipments of citrus and apples to international markets. Despite drought and sanctions, domestic production grew, with banana output reaching roughly 340,000 tons, covering around half of the country’s consumption.

Uzbekistan reveals trade turnover with Turkmenistan

Uzbekistan’s trade with Turkmenistan has reached $586.6 million in the first seven months of 2025, driven largely by imports of energy resources, chemicals, and raw materials. While trade declined compared to 2024, it showed significant growth from 2023, reflecting the country’s expanding global economic ties and growing foreign trade turnover.

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Azerbaijan-Greece trade soars in 9M2025

Trade between Azerbaijan and Greece surged nearly 39 percent in the first nine months of the year, driven by a significant increase in Azerbaijani exports, particularly crude oil and petroleum products

Enilive 3Q2025 adjusted EBIT climbs

Eni’s biofuels and fuel retail subsidiary, Enilive, reported solid financial results in the third quarter of 2025, supported by strong operations at its biorefineries in Europe and the U.S.

Azerbaijan curtails housing and utility expenses in 9M2025

In the first nine months of 2025, 159 million manat ($93.5 million) was allocated from Azerbaijan’s state budget for housing and utility services. This marks a decrease of 18 million manat ($10.6 million), or 10.2 percent, compared to the same period last year

Croatia reveals wage growth data for 8M2025

Croatia’s average monthly net earnings reached 1,446 euros in August 2025, marking modest growth from the previous month and notable increases compared to last year. The data also highlights sectoral differences, with air transport topping the pay scale and the manufacture of wearing apparel at the lower end.

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Azerbaijan ramps up liquefied gas output in 11M2025

Azerbaijan produced 206,700 tons of liquefied gas between January and November 2025, marking a significant increase from the previous year. This figure rose by 40,400 tons, or 24. 3%, compared to the same period in 2024.

Uzbekistan reports significant increase in trade with Germany

Uzbekistan’s trade with Germany has continued its upward trajectory, reaching $1 billion in the first ten months of 2025. This growth reflects strengthening economic ties, with imports from Germany driving the majority of bilateral trade.

Azerbaijan elevates natural gas production in 11M2025

Azerbaijan produced 46.45 billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas from January through November 2025, marking a 0.9% increase from the previous year. Of this, 35.5 bcm was marketable gas, up 1.12% compared to the same period in 2024 (46 bcm)