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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. trend.az »
The sharp growth of Kyrgyzstan’s consolidated budget underscores the strengthening of the country’s fiscal framework and the expanding capacity to support sustainable economic development. trend.az »
The IMF’s assessment underscores that continued fiscal discipline, efficient public investment, and a deepening domestic debt market are key to supporting Tajikistan’s sustainable economic growth. trend.az »
The IMF highlighted Turkmenistan’s main areas of fiscal and monetary focus, noting progress in moderating inflation and improving the non-hydrocarbon fiscal balance. trend.az »
S&P Global Ratings projects that Uzbekistan’s Fergana Region will sustain a balanced budget through 2027, following a 2024 surplus and despite potential revenue volatility from central government policy changes. trend.az »
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that Slovenia’s economic growth is slowing, projecting GDP to rise just 0.8 percent in 2025. In a report following its Article IV consultation, the IMF urged Ljubljana to implement fiscal consolidation, strengthen structural reforms, and support innovation and investment to ensure long-term stability and growth. trend.az »
Uzbekistan continues to prioritize economic stability, with monetary and fiscal policies aimed at controlling inflation and supporting sustainable growth. In the first half of 2025, strong revenue growth and strategic government spending highlight the country’s ongoing commitment to fiscal resilience and development trend.az »
Fitch notes that these metrics reflect Turkmenistan’s relatively conservative fiscal stance, low domestic indebtedness, and controlled inflation, providing context for its credit profile and resilience relative to other B, BB, and BBB-rated peers. trend.az »
