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Uzbekistan’s natural gas and condensate production fell in the first nine months of 2025, with output declining 4.5 percent and 8.3 percent respectively compared to the same period last year. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s insurance companies paid out 684 million manat in claims during the first nine months of 2025, reflecting a 24 percent increase compared to the same period last year. trend.az »
Azerbaijan exported crude oil and petroleum products derived from bituminous rocks to 20 countries from January through September of this year. trend.az »
Croatia’s average monthly net earnings reached 1,446 euros in August 2025, marking modest growth from the previous month and notable increases compared to last year. The data also highlights sectoral differences, with air transport topping the pay scale and the manufacture of wearing apparel at the lower end. 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 »
Albania’s trade sector showed mixed trends in August 2025, with exports rising while imports fell, resulting in a narrower trade deficit compared with both July 2025 and the same period last year. Key contributors to export growth included minerals, fuels, and machinery, while imports dropped mainly due to decreases in construction materials and equipment. trend.az »
Between 2025 and 2027, the Zhambyl region of Kazakhstan will implement 20 major agricultural projects worth over 300 billion tenge (about $540 million). These initiatives focus on modernizing production, introducing new crops like soy and beans, and expanding export potential. trend.az »
The Eurasian Development Bank has highlighted the role of international financial institutions in supporting Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan, with financing directed to key sectors such as finance, agriculture, and energy. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s consolidated budget for 2026 projects revenues of 44.8 billion manat ($26.45 billion) and expenditures of 48.7 billion manat ($28.73 billion). Both figures represent an increase over the 2025 forecast—2 percent for revenues and 2.2 percent for expenditures. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s imports from its top five trading partners, led by China, increased significantly in the first eight months of 2025, with total imports reaching around $13.6 billion. Despite a decline in exports, the country maintained a positive trade balance of approximately $1.6 billion. trend.az »
Azerbaijan's foreign trade reached $17. 1 billion in exports and $14. 9 billion in imports from January to August 2025. Imports rose significantly, with the public sector increasing by 50. 6 percent to $5 billion. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s trade with Turkmenistan has reached $586.6 million in the first seven months of 2025, driven largely by imports of energy resources, chemicals, and raw materials. While trade declined compared to 2024, it showed significant growth from 2023, reflecting the country’s expanding global economic ties and growing foreign trade turnover. trend.az »
Kazakhstan’s Agriculture Ministry unveiled the “Investment Demand” plan with 202 projects (2025–2027) to reduce food imports, boost exports, and curb inflation. Focus areas include poultry, dairy, sugar, and produce processing. trend.az »
From January through July 2025, Azerbaijan traded with 169 countries, exporting to 111 and importing from 162. Foreign trade turnover reached $28. 2 billion, with a surplus of $957. 7 million. Compared to the same period in 2024, trade rose by 7. trend.az »
Iran exported 161,000 tons of non-oil goods worth $86 million through Semnan customs from March to August 2025. Export value rose 19%, while volume fell 3% year-on-year. Key exports included rubber products, ceramics, and sodium carbonate to 34 countries. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s microfinance sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, with total lending nearly doubling in just six months. Banks, led by TBC Bank, are driving the expansion, while microfinance organizations steadily increase their market share trend.az »
The Issyk-Kul region in Kyrgyzstan registered 485,455 bank cards, while the total number of cards in circulation across the country reached 10.3 million by the end of June, marking a 28.8 percent increase year-on-year.** trend.az »
Uzbekistan has launched construction of a major waste-to-energy plant in Samarkand in partnership with China’s Shanghai SUS Environment. The $150 million project aims to process 1,500 tons of waste daily, generate 240 million kWh of electricity annually, and significantly cut landfill volumes across the country. trend.az »
Kazakhstan saw particularly sharp increases between 2018 and 2020, with annual growth rates exceeding 150 percent. These gains underscore the country’s strategic focus on solar energy investment. trend.az »
As of July 1, 2025, government Eurobonds make up 27.7% ($1.4 billion) of Azerbaijan’s external public debt, with maturities extending to 2029 and 2032 and coupon rates of 5.125% and 3.5%, respectively. trend.az »
In the first half of 2025, investments in fixed assets financed by the population of Uzbekistan reached 17.3 trillion soums ($1.44 billion), according to official data. This marked a notable share of total national investment activity, reflecting shifting trends in private capital contribution throughout recent quarters. trend.az »
Uzbekistan has experienced notable growth in its foreign trade turnover during the first half of 2025, with China, Russia, and Kazakhstan continuing to dominate as the country’s primary trade partners. trend.az »
As of July 1, 2025, Uzbekistan has seen a significant rise in foreign investment, with the total number of enterprises involving foreign capital reaching 16,685 trend.az »
The share of MasterCard payment cards in Kazakhstan is significantly growing, with 15. 03 million cards in circulation as of June 1, 2025, up from 11. 82 million the previous year. Debit MasterCards rose from 11. trend.az »
