2026-2-11 00:12 |
In January 2026, the cost of food and non-alcoholic beverages in Georgia took a leap, with food prices climbing higher than a kite, while the prices for alcoholic beverages and tobacco took a dip.
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Food, alcoholic beverages and tobacco prices in Georgia increased in March, contributing to monthly inflation growth. trend.az »
2026-04-04 03:07
In the seventh month of the current Iranian year, beans rose by 255 percent, Iranian rice by 155 percent, and peaches by 138 percent. Watermelon and melon prices increased by 133 percent and 127 percent, respectively. trend.az »
2025-11-04 18:51
Uzbekistan’s inflation continued to ease in September, supported by falling prices for seasonal fruits and vegetables, even as key food items, fuel, and healthcare costs saw moderate increases trend.az »
2025-10-03 02:24
Tajikistan’s outlook points to a shift from rapid expansion to more sustainable growth levels, supported by stable domestic demand and a gradually improving external environment.
Uzbekistan continues to deepen its economic engagement with India, with bilateral trade showing steady growth at the start of 2026 and a notable expansion compared to previous years, despite a largely import-driven structure.
Transactions on the Iran Energy Exchange (IRENEX) saw a significant increase last week compared to the previous week. Hydrocarbon and electricity sales saw substantial growth, contributing to a major boost in overall transaction value.
The expansion of industrial projects reflects a state-led strategy to diversify the economy, stimulate regional employment, and increase fiscal revenues through manufacturing growth.
The increase in Osh’s budget alongside substantial central government transfers highlights a continued reliance on fiscal redistribution to support regional development and infrastructure investment.
The growth in GDP and budget revenues reflects improving fiscal discipline and formalization of the economy, enabling increased state capacity for social and infrastructure spending.
The Asian Development Bank expects continued inflationary pressure in Turkmenistan in the coming years, driven by higher public spending, import prices, and monetary conditions.