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As of October 1, 2025, total loans issued by Azerbaijani credit institutions reached about 31 billion manats, with overdue loans amounting to roughly 530 million manat. trend.az »
Kazakhstan’s KazMunayGas boosted oil and gas condensate production to 19.8 million tons from January through September 2025. Gas production also grew by over 20 percent during the same period. trend.az »
The IMF official also underscored the need to fast-track infrastructure development, get the digital ball rolling, streamline logistics, and smooth the path for trade facilitation. trend.az »
Uzbekistan and Serbia strengthened their economic partnership in 2025, with bilateral trade rising 2.5% and expanded investment cooperation highlighted during high-level visits, a business forum, and new joint initiatives. trend.az »
Croatia’s latest fiscal data reveal a significant improvement in government finances, with the 2024 deficit shrinking and public debt falling below the Maastricht threshold. trend.az »
The Azerbaijani manat’s overall nominal effective exchange rate fell slightly compared to last year, while the non-oil sector saw a modest increase. trend.az »
Sealed offers certified with a mastic seal must be submitted to the Turkmennebit headquarters in Ashgabat and will be considered once payment confirmation is received. trend.az »
As of October 1, loans in Azerbaijan’s Karabakh region totaled 519. 9 million manat (about $305. 7 million) and in East Zangazur 22. 3 million manat (about $13. 1 million). The average interest rates were 19. trend.az »
Uzbekistan is rapidly expanding its renewable energy sector, generating electricity from solar and wind power while launching energy storage systems to stabilize the grid. Officials highlighted recent achievements in domestic solar production, energy savings, and ongoing plans to boost wind and solar capacity across the country. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s network of ATMs and information kiosks continues to expand, reaching 38,118 units as of October 2025—a 5.8% increase from the previous month. trend.az »
Azerbaijan imported 233. 3 million cubic meters of natural gas worth 36 million dollars, down from 467. 7 million cubic meters and 74. 8 million dollars last year. Russia supplied 21. 2 million cubic meters and Turkmenistan 212. trend.az »
In the first nine months of 2025, Azerbaijan imported 33,300 tons of meat worth $75.8 million. trend.az »
France received fewer crude oil and petroleum product shipments from Kazakhstan in January-August 2025. Meanwhile, Kazakhstan’s overall exports of these products increased slightly. trend.az »
Eni reported stronger results in its global gas and LNG portfolio and power generation businesses in the third quarter of 2025, supported by portfolio optimization and one-off contractual gains. trend.az »
China Energy is set to advance major renewable energy projects in Kazakhstan, marking a new stage in bilateral cooperation focused on clean power development and technological exchange. trend.az »
A total of 8. 7 billion manat ($5. 14 billion) will be allocated from Azerbaijan’s 2026 state budget for defense and national security, marking an increase of 318. 5 million manat ($188 million), or 3. trend.az »
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 trend.az »
Azerbaijan spent 5.2 billion manat of its defense and national security budget in the first nine months of the year. trend.az »
The bank's portfolio in Georgia currently comprises 79 active operations, with operating assets valued at 1.065 billion euros. trend.az »
Nearly 145 million manats were transferred to Azerbaijan’s state budget from the privatization and leasing of state property in the first nine months of 2025. trend.az »
Kazakhstan's exports of crude oil and raw petroleum products derived from bituminous minerals to Netherlands saw a notable boost in both volume and value, despite an overall decline in the country’s foreign trade and oil export revenues. trend.az »
In the first nine months of 2025, Turkmenistan's Lebap gas production department exceeded its annual targets. trend.az »
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a 5 million euro loan to Uzbekistan’s Global Export Company to support its shift from commodity trading to value-added processing. trend.az »
All lots are offered under prepayment terms, with delivery on FCA or EXW conditions from Ashgabat and Anew cities. The products originate from Germany, China, and Turkmenistan. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s sharp rise in gold and silver production signals growing momentum in its mining sector, reflecting increased output and strengthened resource reserves. trend.az »
Azerbaijan's international air cargo reached $5. 26 billion and 11,800 tons from January through September 2025. The value rose by $1. 9 billion, while the weight dropped by 62,500 tons. Exports totaled $290. trend.az »
Kazakhstan’s rail sector saw notable cargo growth from January through September 2025, even as passenger rail traffic declined, reflecting shifting dynamics in the country's broader transport landscape. trend.az »
Iran’s South Pars ninth refinery processed 13. 3 billion cubic meters of gas and produced 11. 5 million barrels of condensate and 18. 5 thousand tons of sulfur in six months. It also generated 811 million cubic meters of propane, butane, and heavy hydrocarbons. trend.az »
The International Monetary Fund has raised its forecast for Uzbekistan’s economic growth, citing strong GDP performance and resilience amid inflationary pressures and tax system challenges. The updated outlook positions Uzbekistan well above regional growth averages, highlighting the country’s robust economic momentum and policy efforts to stabilize the economy. trend.az »
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Azerbaijan's retail trade turnover rose by 3.7% year-on-year, with alcohol and tobacco sales reaching $1.1 billion, accounting for 4.2% of total turnover. trend.az »
In the first nine months of 2025, Azerbaijan’s consumers purchased 2. 78 billion manat ($1. 6 billion) worth of gasoline and diesel. Sales rose by 7. 8 percent compared to the same period in 2024. Fuel accounted for six percent of the country’s total retail trade turnover. trend.az »
These measures are part of Kyrgyzstan’s broader strategy to transition toward cleaner energy, improve energy efficiency, and align with international climate goals. trend.az »
The report underscores that Tajikistan can leverage these niche industries to enhance industrial capacity, support domestic employment, and expand export opportunities. trend.az »
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved significant financing for Uzbekistan’s Ipak Yuli Bank to support the growth of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). trend.az »
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is boosting Albania’s financial sector with a 10 million euros package for Tirana Bank, combining green finance and trade support to help local businesses grow and compete regionally. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s fuel and energy imports have shown mixed trends in the first nine months of 2025. While overall import value fell slightly, diesel and kerosene shipments surged, signaling shifts in the country’s energy supply patterns and consumption needs. trend.az »
ING forecasts 2025 prices at $3,128 per unit for gold, $39 for silver, $2,615 per ton for aluminum, and $2,840 per ton for zinc. In 2026, prices rise to $4,150 for gold, $49. 75 for silver, $2,738 for aluminum, and $2,938 for zinc. trend.az »
The tender covers the supply of pipes and metal products, general plant, technological and drilling equipment, as well as chemical products and auxiliary materials. trend.az »
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is expanding its efforts in Central Asia, aligning its operations with European Union policy priorities under the Global Gateway strategy. trend.az »
Khuzestan province in southwestern Iran attracted around $7 million in foreign investment in the oil, industry, and services sectors during the first half of the Iranian year, contributing to a total of roughly $640 million in foreign investment across the region. trend.az »
Credit investments in Azerbaijan’s transport and communications sector rose by over 12 percent, reaching nearly 1.9 billion manat as of early September, according to the Central Bank. trend.az »
Total household deposits in Azerbaijani banks rose to around 15.5 billion manats, driven by growth in both local and foreign currency holdings. trend.az »
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is intensifying its support for Central Asia’s shift to a low-carbon economy, focusing on reliable, secure, and affordable energy. trend.az »
Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are actively working to deepen their economic partnership. During a high-level meeting in Tashkent, officials discussed expanding trade and collaboration across key industries, with plans to boost bilateral trade to $10 billion. trend.az »
Uzbekistan and Russia emerged as the leading destinations for Kazakh money transfers in August 2025, as international transfers continued to dominate the market. The growth reflects strong demand for cross-border financial services via major transfer systems. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s banking sector is facing rising funding and non-interest costs, with interest expenses reaching around 855 million manat and non-interest expenses climbing to about 1.5 billion manat. trend.az »
Kazakhstan’s investment landscape is shifting, with only 35 percent currently going to oil and gas. The country is focusing on AI, renewables, and petrochemical development, while OPEC warns of massive global oil sector investment needs by 2050. trend.az »
Kazakh grain exports by rail to Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan increased sharply in September 2025. Overall, over 1 million tons of grain were exported by rail, up 19 percent compared to the same period last year. trend.az »
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 »
