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As of November 1, 2025, Azerbaijani banks and non-banks lent 2. 1 billion manat ($1. 25 billion) to communication and transport. This was up 1. 4 percent monthly and 17. 2 percent yearly. The real-sector loan portfolio reached 31. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s industrial sector maintained strong growth in the first ten months of 2025, driven primarily by manufacturing, which accounted for the bulk of total output. trend.az »
As of August 22, 2025, Iran's Central Bank foreign assets grew by 57. 4 percent to 36. 3 quadrillion rials ($58. 7 billion). Total CBI assets and liabilities reached 58. 6 quadrillion rials ($95 billion), up 49. trend.az »
Uzbekistan saw a surge in tourism in the first ten months of 2025, welcoming 9.7 million foreign visitors- a 50% increase compared to last year - with most tourists coming from neighboring Central Asian countries. trend.az »
Consumer prices in Croatia rose 3.6 percent year-on-year in October 2025, driven by higher costs in housing, utilities, and food. Monthly prices also increased by 0.6 percent, while the harmonised index of consumer prices showed a 4.0 percent annual rise. trend.az »
Azerbaijan's industrial production totaled 52. 6 billion manat ($30. 9 billion) from January to October 2025, marking a 1. 2 percent decline year-on-year. The oil and gas sector saw a 2. 2 percent drop, while the non-oil and gas sector grew by 4. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s SSPF revenues reached 6. 6 billion manat ($3. 89 billion) in the first ten months of 2025, six percent above forecasts. Mandatory social insurance contributions grew eight percent to 5. trend.az »
Non-oil products from South Khorasan Province rose 118 percent in value and 62 percent in weight in the first seven months of the Iranian year. Exports through the province’s customs reached 1. 3 million tons worth $305 million, with 97 percent going to Afghanistan. trend.az »
Iran’s liquid propane exports rose by seven percent in value and 0. 09 percent in volume in the first seven months of 2025. Exports totaled 3. 74 million tons worth about $2. 1 billion, up from $1. 96 billion a year earlier. trend.az »
As of October 1, Azerbaijan’s state-guaranteed debt was 10. 686 billion manat ($6. 30 billion), or 8. 2 percent of GDP. External loans accounted for 9. 024 billion manat ($5. 31 billion), domestic loans 1. 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 »
In September 2025, Azerbaijan’s CPI rose by 5. 7 percent year-on-year: food 7. 9 percent, non-food 2. 4 percent, services 5. 3 percent. Monthly growth was 1. 1 percent: food 1. 8 percent, non-food 0. trend.az »
As of September 1, 2025, Azerbaijan's broad money supply (M3) reached 47. 767 billion manat ($28. 16 billion), up 0. 2 percent from the previous month. The manat money supply (M2) increased by 0. 4 percent to 36. trend.az »
Iran’s imports from Kazakhstan fell 46. 7 percent in value to $13 million and 33 percent in weight to 37,400 tons in early 2025. Last year, imports were 55,800 tons worth $24. 4 million. Despite this, Iran’s non-oil trade with Kazakhstan grew 8. trend.az »
Iran’s crude steel production grew 2. 7 percent to 12. 5 million tons from 12. 1 million tons last year. Steel product output fell 2. 9 percent to 8. 96 million tons from 9. 23 million tons. Sponge iron rose 2. trend.az »
From January through August 2025, freight traffic between Kazakhstan and Russia reached 58.3 million tons, up 3.2 percent year-on-year. Kazakhstan’s exports via Russia rose by 6.8 percent, driven by significant increases in coal (up 36.4 percent) and grain (up 5.3 times) shipments. trend.az »
In the first eight months of 2025, Kazakhstan's Atyrau Oil Refinery set a record by producing 77. 5 percent light petroleum products with an 88. 6 percent refining depth. Diesel and jet fuel outputs exceeded targets by 15 percent and 13 percent. trend.az »
In August 2025, Azerbaijan’s consumer price index (CPI) rose to 104. 9 percent year-on-year. Prices for food, alcohol, and tobacco increased by 106. 6 percent, while non-food products rose 102. 1 percent and paid services 104. trend.az »
During the first half of 2025, Azerbaijan saw 48,900 new jobs pop up, with 45,035 (92. 1 percent) coming from the private sector. Out of these, 36,538 jobs (74. 7 percent) emerged in Baku, while 11,832 (24. trend.az »
From January through July 2025, cargo transportation in Azerbaijan rose by 2. 6 percent, and passenger transportation grew by five percent year-on-year. A total of 136. 9 million tons of cargo and 1,187. trend.az »
In the first seven months of 2025, 16. 2 million tons of oil were transported through the BTC pipeline, down 5. 9 percent from last year. Azerbaijani oil made up 83. 6 percent (13. 5 million tons), with 16. trend.az »
In the first seven months of 2025, 21. 5 million tons of oil were transported through Azerbaijan’s main pipelines, down 5. 3 percent from last year. The Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline accounted for 75 percent of this volume, transporting 16. trend.az »
In the first half of 2025, Azerbaijan’s government spending rose by 6. 5 percent year-on-year to 17. 1 billion manat ($9. 98 billion). Current budget expenditures grew by 7. 5 percent, totaling 10. 6 billion manat ($6. trend.az »
From January through June 2025, Azerbaijan imported 8,380 tons of milk and cream, spending $13. 1 million. This was a 21. 7 percent increase in volume and a 27. 2 percent rise in value compared to the same period last year. trend.az »
Azerbaijan invested $1. 05 billion in the transport and warehousing sector during the first half of 2025, marking a 13. 6 percent decline compared to the same period last year. Despite this decrease, the sector accounted for 22. trend.az »
