2025-9-12 18:27 |
Iran’s imports from Turkmenistan fell by over 59% in value and 56% in weight from March to August 2024. Imports totaled 2,370 tons worth $3.59 million. Meanwhile, total non-oil trade between the two countries grew by 26.6%.
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Iran’s foreign debt rose by nearly 7 percent compared to the same period last year, reaching close to $5 billion by the end of the first month of the current Iranian calendar year. The majority of the debt is short-term, with the remainder consisting of long-term obligations. trend.az »
2025-07-21 18:47
The U.S. import of Azerbaijani products saw a notable increase in the first two months of 2026. Despite this, the overall trade turnover between the two countries decreased. Azerbaijan's exports to the U.S. also showed growth in non-oil products.
Entrepreneurs from Georgia, Afghanistan and the UAE, along with local businesses, concluded transactions for polypropylene, base oils, wheat flour, cotton by-products and textiles during the latest trading session at the Turkmen commodity exchange.
From January through February 2026, Azerbaijan saw a notable rise in investments directed toward fixed capital in real estate transactions. This increase marks a substantial growth compared to the same months in 2025.
In the first two months of the year, investments in fixed capital for Azerbaijan’s construction sector declined in comparison to last year's figures.
The phased expansion of Mine No. 8 is expected to increase domestic coal supply, generate new jobs, and support Tajikistan’s industrial and energy sector growth.
Uzbekistan’s gas sector faced mounting pressure in early 2026, as declining production coincided with a sharp drop in exports and a surge in imports.
The sum of $30.36 million that Finland invested directly in the Azerbaijani economy last year was up $27.7 million, or 11.6 times, from 2024. During the reporting year, Azerbaijan received a total of 0.5% of its foreign direct investment (FDI) from Finland.