EFSD predicts slower economic growth for Kazakhstan through 2028
Analysts note that despite the slowdown, growth rates will remain relatively high, and the positive output gap will persist. trend.az »
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Analysts note that despite the slowdown, growth rates will remain relatively high, and the positive output gap will persist. trend.az »
Non-OPEC+ liquids production is set to rise in 2026 and 2027, while China’s output is expected to remain largely stable. Looking ahead to 2027, OPEC anticipates further expansion in non-DoC supply. trend.az »
Dutch banking group ING forecasts that inflation in Kazakhstan will increase in 2026, with a notable drop expected in 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 inflation is expected to continue its downward trajectory in the coming years, according to United Nations estimates. 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 »
Despite expectations of a sharp drop in the Uzbek soum, ING Group forecasts only a mild 2% correction, citing strong gold prices, fiscal consolidation, and efforts to attract foreign investment as key buffers against market volatility. trend.az »
Kazakhstan is expected to see moderate economic growth of 6- 6.5% in 2025, driven by strong domestic consumer demand, investment activity, and higher-than-expected oil exports. trend.az »
Kazakhstan’s oil production is projected to reach 2.16 million barrels per day (mb/d) in 2026. trend.az »
Russia’s LNG deliveries to the European Union are expected to cease by January 1, 2027, with piped gas supplies set to be fully phased out by January 1, 2028, under the European Commission’s proposed regulations. trend.az »
Azerbaijan plans to allocate 11.4 million manat ($6.72 million) in 2026 for maintaining its cultural centers abroad. According to data from the draft 2026 state budget, this is 2 million manat ($1.18 million), or 21.9%, more than in 2025. trend.az »
The IMF data highlight Turkmenistan’s consistent economic development over recent years. trend.az »
Turkmenistan’s economic indicators suggest continued stability and gradual growth over the coming years. Export performance is projected to see modest increases, with a slight contraction of 1.7 percent in 2025 followed by gradual growth through 2030. trend.az »
Uzbekistan is projected to balance electricity production and consumption through 2030, according to PwC, with experts highlighting the need for continued investment in renewables to secure long-term energy stability. trend.az »
In 2026, Azerbaijan is expected to allocate 4.8 billion manat ($2.8 billion) for social protection and social security. This reflects a 2.55 percent increase compared to the approved forecast for 2025. trend.az »
The IMF expects Turkmenistan’s economy to maintain 2.3 percent real growth annually through 2030, with GDP rising to $139.4 billion. Inflation is projected to reach 8 percent and remain stable. The current account is expected to shift from surplus to deficit, while public debt remains low. trend.az »