Kazakhstan targets higher investment levels to drive GDP growth
Kazakhstan plans to increase the share of investments in GDP to 23% by 2029 in order to accelerate investment-driven economic growth. trend.az »
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Kazakhstan plans to increase the share of investments in GDP to 23% by 2029 in order to accelerate investment-driven economic growth. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s economy is expected to remain on a strong growth path, though global uncertainties and shifting external factors continue to shape its outlook. trend.az »
The IMF reports that economic growth prospects for the South Caucasus, Central Asia, and parts of the Middle East have been revised downward due to regional instability and rising external pressures. trend.az »
Tajikistan’s outlook points to a shift from rapid expansion to more sustainable growth levels, supported by stable domestic demand and a gradually improving external environment. trend.az »
The Asian Development Bank projects moderated economic growth for Georgia and the broader South Caucasus region, citing factors such as global demand pressures and regional slowdowns, but anticipates a recovery in 2027 driven by increased domestic spending and construction development. trend.az »
Kazakhstan’s economic growth is expected to moderate in the coming years, according to the Asian Development Bank, as oil production approaches its limits and overall activity stabilizes, while infrastructure development and manufacturing continue to support the economy. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s fiscal outlook remains stable as ongoing reforms support consolidation and macroeconomic resilience, though external and fiscal risks continue to persist. trend.az »
Economic growth in the Caucasus and Central/West Asia is projected to slow in the coming years due to factors such as plateauing oil production, a deceleration in construction, and weakening global demand, with a gradual recovery expected by 2027. trend.az »
World Bank has updated its forecasts for Kazakhstan’s economic growth in 2026. trend.az »
Turkmenistan’s economy expanded in the first quarter of 2026, with growth supported by transport, trade and services sectors. trend.az »
In 2025, Georgia experienced robust economic growth driven by a significant uptick in high-value service sectors, reflecting a double-digit increase. trend.az »
The Eurasian Development Bank predicts that Tajikistan's economy will experience robust growth in 2026, propelled by increasing consumption, strong investment, and high export income. trend.az »
After two years of double-digit and near-double-digit expansion fueled by regional shifts and increased transit trade, the 2025 data suggests a transition toward more sustainable, albeit still high, growth levels. trend.az »
Dutch ING Group expects Kazakhstan’s GDP growth to reach 5% in 2026. trend.az »
The strong GDP expansion reflects broad-based industrial momentum, with accelerated growth in manufacturing and extractive industries underscoring resilient domestic demand and ongoing structural diversification of Kyrgyzstan’s economy. trend.az »
In January, the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic recorded growth in its gross domestic product (GDP), reflecting an overall positive economic trend in the region. trend.az »
S&P Global Ratings reports that Azerbaijan maintains the lowest private sector debt to GDP ratio in the South Caucasus, with relatively low exposure to foreign currency lending and stable banking sector indicators despite slower projected credit growth. trend.az »
In January 2026, Turkmenistan saw its economic engine revving up, with a silver lining across transport and communications, services, trade, construction, industry, and agriculture, as highlighted in the data shared at a Cabinet of Ministers meeting. trend.az »
The data points to robust economic growth in Georgia in 2025, supported by solid output expansion and moderate inflationary pressures, according to official statistics. trend.az »
In 2025, Uzbekistan's economy picked up speed, surpassing many global predictions with a GDP growth of 7.7%. Inflation took a backseat, and foreign trade surged, indicating a robust push both at home and abroad. trend.az »
Analysts have revised Kazakhstan's GDP growth forecast for 2026, reducing it from 4.9% to 4.8%. trend.az »
The World Bank expects Uzbekistan to sustain strong economic growth in the coming years, slightly upgrading its outlook following better-than-anticipated performance in 2025. trend.az »
UN DESA forecasts moderate growth for Iran’s economy, projecting GDP to rise gradually in 2026 and 2027. trend.az »
Dutch banking group ING expects China’s economy to continue expanding at a moderate pace over the medium term, with GDP growth projected to gradually ease through 2027. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s economy is expected to maintain strong momentum in the coming years, supported by resilient domestic demand and continued public investment. trend.az »
Over the next five years, the annual rate of GDP growth in Kyrgyzstan is expected to average 5.7%. trend.az »
Inflation remains moderate, with consumer prices projected to rise 3.9% in 2025, matching the average rate observed before 2019. trend.az »
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 »
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 »
At the same time, declines were recorded in the construction and energy sectors, partially offsetting gains in other areas of the economy. trend.az »
Iran’s oil and gas sector experienced a GDP escalation to approximately $19 billion in the initial semester of the fiscal year, indicating a positive trajectory relative to the preceding year. trend.az »
Iran’s GDP including oil grew 0. 1% to 50. 7 quadrillion rials ($78. 2 billion), while non-oil GDP fell 0. 5% to 38. 2 quadrillion rials ($59 billion). Oil and gas extraction rose 1. 8% and mining 2. trend.az »
Uzbekistan is projecting faster economic growth and continued disinflation in 2026, with lawmakers outlining stronger sectoral performance and a more conservative fiscal stance for the year ahead. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s economy is set to sustain solid growth, with real GDP projected at 7–7.5% in 2025, supported by strong investment, rising household incomes, and robust exports. trend.az »
The strategic alignment of Georgia within the global marketplace is exemplified by its establishment of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with pivotal stakeholders, notably the European Union (DCFTA) and the People's Republic of China. trend.az »
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects Kazakhstan's real GDP growth to reach just above 6 percent in 2025. trend.az »
SMEs contributed 60.4 percent of total GDP, maintaining their dominant share of the economy over recent years. trend.az »
The international online platform Trading Economics has published its forecast for Azerbaijan's gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the coming years. trend.az »
Dutch banking group ING forecasts Azerbaijan’s GDP to grow by 1. 6% in 2025, 2. 8% in 2026, and 2. 0% in 2027, with growth steady in Q3 2025 and rising to 3. 0% in Q4. Official data show GDP at 95. 2 billion manat ($56 billion) in January–September 2025, up 1. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s GDP reached 95.229 billion manat ($55.7 billion) by September, or 73.3 percent of the year’s forecast. For 2025, GDP is expected to grow 3 percent to 129.9 billion manat ($76 billion). trend.az »
Iran’s oil and gas sector posted modest growth in GDP during the first quarter of the current Iranian year, reaching nearly $11 billion, up slightly from last year. Despite this increase, overall GDP measured by crude oil value slipped by 0. trend.az »
Iran’s GDP, including crude oil, fell by 0. 1 percent in the first quarter of the Iranian year 2025. It totaled 24. 2 quadrillion rials ($42. 5 billion), slightly down from last year’s 24. 3 quadrillion rials ($42. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s GDP per capita is projected to reach $7,604 in 2025, reflecting long-term growth despite sectoral fluctuations and uneven historical trends. trend.az »
Iran’s agricultural GDP grew 33.7 percent in the last Iranian year. It reached 23.2 quadrillion rials ($40.2 billion), up from 17.4 quadrillion rials ($30 billion) the year before. The sector made up 11.2 percent of Iran’s total GDP. trend.az »
Iran’s GDP saw a significant increase last year, rising by over 30% when calculated including crude oil, reaching approximately $310 billion at current prices. Key sectors such as agriculture, mining, industry, and services all contributed to this growth, with services experiencing the highest rise. trend.az »
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