2026-1-4 02:17 |
Strong growth in Kyrgyzstan’s processing industry underscores the sector’s rising contribution to GDP and industrial output, highlighting its role as a key driver of economic development.
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Kyrgyzstan’s economy demonstrated strong growth and industrial expansion, reflecting rising productivity and significant socio-economic progress. trend.az »
2026-02-13 00:24
From January throught July 2025, Kyrgyzstan’s agricultural processing sector experienced stable growth, with the food industry significantly increasing its production. This sector continues to strengthen its role in the national economy, contributing to improved food security and enhanced export potential. trend.az »
2025-08-15 18:46
The surge in capital investment underscores intensifying infrastructure development and expanding investor confidence, reinforcing construction as a strategic pillar of Kyrgyzstan’s medium-term economic growth.
The total value of external quotations at Turkmenistan’s commodity exchange took a dip compared to the previous session, largely because the agriculture sector was not firing on all cylinders, while petrochemicals, mechanical engineering, and light industry held their ground or even saw a boost in values.
In January 2026, Azerbaijan’s state and consolidated budget revenues exceeded expectations. The budget execution showed positive results, with a high volume of payment orders processed. Several key revenue areas outperformed forecasts, demonstrating strong financial performance.
Uzbekistan has seen a sharp rise in foreign-invested enterprises over the past five years, highlighting the country’s increasing attractiveness to international investors.
Kyrgyzstan’s economy demonstrated strong growth and industrial expansion, reflecting rising productivity and significant socio-economic progress.
Uzbekistan’s insurance sector is expected to benefit from easing inflation, high interest rates, and regulatory support, according to new assessments by Moody’s Ratings.
In the reporting year, Azerbaijan saw broad growth in both imports and exports across agricultural, industrial, consumer, and energy-related goods.