CEBR outlines Georgia’s GDP outlook for 2026–2030
Inflation remains moderate, with consumer prices projected to rise 3.9% in 2025, matching the average rate observed before 2019. trend.az »
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CEBR forecasts slowdown in Kazakhstan's average annual GDP growth
Analysts at The Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) forecast that Kazakhstan’s average annual GDP growth will slow to 3.8% between 2026 and 2030. trend.az »
2026-1-3 02:05
China to remain world’s second-largest economy through 2040 - CEBR
Analysts highlight that the labor market has remained broadly stable despite the transition, with the surveyed urban unemployment rate estimated at 5.2% as of late 2025. This stability is supported by a growing services sector, which now accounts for nearly 60% of total value added in the economy. trend.az »
2026-1-3 23:49
CEBR expects easing of Georgia’s average annual GDP growth
Meanwhile, recently the National Statistics Office of Georgia outlined that Tbilisi generated 53.1% of total GDP in Georgia, far exceeding other regions and underscoring its dominant role in the national economy. trend.az »
2026-1-3 20:33
Turkmenistan classified as upper-middle-income country in 2025 - CEBR
The findings highlight a moderation in Turkmenistan’s economic growth dynamics compared to pre-pandemic years, despite maintaining its position among upper-middle-income economies. trend.az »
2026-1-2 14:17
China's economic growth set to slow over 10 years, CEBR says
Despite the cooling growth, analysts believe China will continue to improve its global standing in terms of individual wealth, with its GDP per capita ranking projected to move from 77th place in 2025 to 64th by 2040. trend.az »
2026-1-2 12:36
CEBR поделился прогнозом роста ВВП Азербайджана на ближайшие 15 лет
Аналитики CEBR подсчитали, как изменится ВВП Азербайджана в течение ближайших 15 лет. В следующем году эксперты организации предсказывают ВВП страны в размере $7,7 тыс на душу населения. vestikavkaza.ru »