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Expanded access to concessional financing and improved water infrastructure is expected to strengthen agricultural productivity and support rural economic development in Kyrgyzstan. trend.az »
In early 2026, Azerbaijan's Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund supported entrepreneurs with significant loan disbursements. This aligns with the country's focus on developing the non-oil sector and improving financial access. trend.az »
Loan investment in Azerbaijan’s agriculture, forestry, and fishing sector recorded a slight decline as of March 1, 2026. The latest figures show a modest decrease both compared to the previous month and the same period last year, indicating a mild slowdown in financing activity in the sector. trend.az »
Construction sector lending in Azerbaijan rose 21% year-over-year to 1.707 billion manat as of March, despite a slight monthly decline, according to the Central Bank. trend.az »
Credit allocation to Azerbaijan’s trade and services sector has continued to grow, reflecting sustained business activity and financial support for the real economy. trend.az »
Mortgage lending in Azerbaijan continued to grow in the first quarter, reflecting ongoing efforts to improve housing access for the population. trend.az »
As of March 1, 2026, loan investment in households by banks and non-banking institutions in Azerbaijan has been reported. The total amount shows growth both compared to the previous month and the same period last year. trend.az »
The latest data reveals a steady growth in credit investments across both banking and non-banking sectors in Azerbaijan's economy, indicating positive trends in financial expansion. trend.az »
Lending through Azerbaijan's Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF) dropped in early 2026. While refinanced loans increased, funds raised through bond issuance fell significantly. State budget allocations to the fund remained unchanged. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s banks are shifting credit toward households, agriculture, and services, while industrial and housing loans fall. Total lending rose 14% to $50.3 billion. trend.az »
Loans issued by Turkmenistan’s credit institutions to the private sector increased significantly year-on-year, outpacing lending to state institutions and enterprises, according to data from the Central Bank. trend.az »
ABank has launched a program providing preferential loans to farmers for crop and livestock production and the adoption of modern agricultural technologies. trend.az »
As of February 1, 2026, the volume of loans extended to Azerbaijan's households by banks and non-bank financial institutions reached a significant total. According to data from the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, this figure saw a slight monthly increase and a notable year-on-year rise. trend.az »
Kyrgyzstan has introduced key support measures, including preferential lending and state guarantees, to boost business growth and drive sustainable economic development through 2025. trend.az »
Bank lending to startup companies in Iran has expanded sharply, reflecting growing financial support for the country’s innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem. trend.az »
In 2025, foreign currency lending in Tajikistan took a hit, showing a dip in demand for FX loans and a slow but steady move towards borrowing in the national currency. trend.az »
In 2025, the National Bank of Tajikistan maintained a stable lending position in the national currency, with a slight decline reflecting cautious credit management and liquidity adjustments. trend.az »
In 2025, Tajikistan’s financial institutions steadily expanded lending, reflecting growing credit demand and stronger support for the economy. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s corporate lending continued to expand in 2025, with loans to legal entities rising 8% year on year to 383.7 trillion soums as of January 1, 2026. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s retail lending saw strong growth in 2025, with loans to individuals jumping 24% year on year to 220.3 trillion soums. trend.az »
The volume of business lending to Azerbaijan’s agricultural sector has continued to expand, reflecting increased financial support from the banking system. trend.az »
The business loan portfolio of Azerbaijani banks in the construction sector has seen significant growth as of January 1, 2026. Data from the Central Bank of Azerbaijan shows a notable increase compared to both the previous month and the same period last year. trend.az »
The business loan portfolio of Azerbaijani banks in the information and communications sector has seen a notable uptick. trend.az »
The new rules are expected to enhance transparency and legal clarity in budget lending, strengthening fiscal discipline and improving the management and recovery of state financial resources. trend.az »
Azerbaijan's Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF) has provided significant loans to thousands of borrowers. The fund has also supported numerous business loans with guarantees. Additionally, a substantial number of residential units have been transacted through leasing mechanisms. trend.az »
Uzbekistan is preparing for a major expansion of bank lending by 2030, alongside plans to deepen banking sector privatization and reduce the state’s role in finance. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF) has stepped up its support for individual borrowers and businesses, rolling out substantial loans and guarantees while helping out with rental housing. trend.az »
New lending by Azerbaijani credit institutions totaled about 2.7 billion manat as of early December, with loans issued in the national currency accounting for roughly 2.4 billion manat and overwhelmingly dominating the market. trend.az »
Interest-free lending at Bank Maskan rose 99% in the first eight months of the current Iranian year, reaching 187 trillion rials ($290 million). The bank processed 107,000 applications, a 70% increase from the same period last year. trend.az »
Commercial bank lending in Uzbekistan surged 14% year-on-year to nearly $50 billion by November 2025, driven by strong household and sectoral loans, while industrial and transport lending saw slight declines, according to the Central Bank. trend.az »
A total of 56,310 borrowers have received loans totaling 3. 7 billion manat ($2. 18 billion) through Azerbaijan's Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF). Additionally, loans with guarantees and subsidies reached 676. trend.az »
As of November 1, 2025, loans granted to microbusinesses in Azerbaijan totaled 3.4 billion manat ($2 billion). This represents a 0.7 percent growth compared to October 1 and a 13.8 percent increase compared to the same period last year. trend.az »
Loans to large businesses in Azerbaijan reached about 8.3 billion manat as of early November, showing modest growth from both last month and the same period last year. trend.az »
The Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGIF) of Azerbaijan has provided significant financial support to borrowers in Azerbaijan. As of today, the fund has issued 3. 684 billion manat ($2. 17 billion) in loans. trend.az »
In the first nine months of 2025, 420 women entrepreneurs received 24 million manat ($14. 16 million) in concessional loans. 125 young entrepreneurs were granted 7. 9 million manat ($4. 66 million). trend.az »
Iran's Day Bank saw its income from loan issuance soar nearly fourfold during the first half of the Iranian year, reaching around $75 million. This significant growth highlights the bank's expanding lending operations and rising profitability. trend.az »
Credit to startups in Iran surged last month, reaching around $1 billion for more than 1,150 companies, up sharply from about $540 million during the same period last year. State and non-state banks contributed to this growth, while total lending to startups over the first five months exceeded $2 billion. trend.az »
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a 40 million euros loan to ProCredit Bank Belgrade to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Serbia. The financing will help businesses access working capital and investment loans, with a portion dedicated to renewable energy and energy efficiency projects. trend.az »
In the first quarter of the current Iranian year, bank loans to the country’s industrial and mining sectors rose by over 70 percent compared to the same period last year, reaching nearly $11 billion. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s transport sector continues to attract growing bank financing, with the business loan portfolio reaching 1.4 billion manats ($876 million) by June 2025. This 11.7% year-on-year increase underscores expanding investment and confidence in the sector’s development. trend.az »
