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The Baku Stock Exchange (BSE) has published the turnover rankings of investment companies for 2025. According to the data, PASHA Kapital Investment Company is at the top of the heap, closely followed by ABB Invest and CPM-Invest, highlighting the competitive dynamics within Azerbaijan's investment industry. trend.az »
The State Tax Service of Azerbaijan is expanding the use of new-generation cash registers nationwide. These devices enhance transaction transparency, prevent illegal goods circulation, and improve market oversight. trend.az »
China's trade turnover grew noticeably in November 2025, driven by strong increase in exports and a slight rise in imports. trend.az »
The bilateral trade dynamics between Uzbekistan and India have escalated to a remarkable $1 billion within the initial ten months of 2025, signifying one of the most rapid growth trajectories in trade relations for Tashkent. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s trade with France is really hitting the ground running, soaring to $1.2 billion in the first ten months of 2025. trend.az »
Georgia’s business sector recorded a notable increase in turnover in the third quarter of 2025, with mining and quarrying posting the strongest year-on-year growth. trend.az »
Large enterprises continued to dominate Georgia’s economy in the third quarter of 2025. The labour market also reflected the weight of larger companies. trend.az »
The total turnover at the Baku Stock Exchange (BSE) took a nosedive to 58 billion manat, slipping nearly 6 billion from last year, while the number of transactions plummeted by more than half to around 27,000. trend.az »
The Baku Stock Exchange has revealed the turnover rankings of investment companies for the first eleven months of the year, with PASHA Kapital leading at around 41 billion manat. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s trade with Turkmenistan fell nearly 8% in the first ten months of 2025, while the country’s overall foreign trade surged 21.5%, highlighting shifting dynamics in regional commerce. trend.az »
Azerbaijan–Georgia trade reached $699.4 million in January–October 2025, up $22.5 million from a year earlier. trend.az »
Iran’s Gold and Currency Exchange Center (ICE) handled $537 million in transactions last week. Since March 21, total exchanges reached about $18.8 billion. Official rates are 602,000 rials per $1 and 692,000 rials per euro, with black-market rates higher. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s foreign trade turnover hit $66.5 billion in the first ten months of 2025, rising 21.5 percent from last year. trend.az »
Trade between Azerbaijan and the UK hit $1 billion from January through October 2025, up $409. 4 million year-on-year. Azerbaijani exports to the UK fell 30. 6 percent to $278 million, mainly crude oil and products. trend.az »
North Macedonia's industrial sector presents a complex picture in September 2025. While certain sectors like capital and non-durable goods experienced significant growth, others faltered. trend.az »
From January through September 2025, trade between Azerbaijan and Pakistan reached $20. 7 million, marking a 38. 7% increase or $5. 8 million more than in the same period of 2024. During this time, Azerbaijan’s exports to Pakistan totaled just $3,200, falling by 48. trend.az »
Iran’s non-oil trade with the United Arab Emirates reached about $15 billion and 17 million tons during the first seven months of the Iranian year, with exports growing while imports declined in value. trend.az »
From January through September 2025, trade between Azerbaijan and T trend.az »
From January through September 2025, trade between Azerbaijan and Italy reached $8.9 billion, up 19.1% year-on-year. Italy made up 21.7% of Azerbaijan’s foreign trade, remaining its top partner. Exports totaled $8.5 billion, while imports from Italy hit $374.2 million. trend.az »
Trade between Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan nearly tripled in the first nine months of the year, reaching around $570 million, driven by a sharp rise in imports from Kazakhstan. trend.az »
Retail trade in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic grew by 3.7% in the first nine months of the year, reaching 1 billion manat. trend.az »
From January through September 2025, retail trade in Azerbaijan totaled 46. 4 billion manat ($27. 3 billion). Consumers spent 25. 4 billion manat ($14. 9 billion) on food and 21. 1 billion manat ($12. trend.az »
Trade through Iran’s Kurdistan province customs reached about $3.3 billion, with exports of roughly $380 million and 800,000 tons, reflecting moderate growth compared to last year. trend.az »
Tajikistan’s trade with Russia grew in January–August 2025, with Moscow remaining one of the country’s top import partners, while overall foreign trade turnover also expanded year-on-year. trend.az »
Retail trade in Baku rose to nearly 24 billion manats, driven by higher sales of both food and non-food products. trend.az »
In the first half of 2025, Azerbaijan’s mutual tourism services turnover grew 2. 1% to $1. 7 billion. Exports of $946. 4 million surpassed imports of $752. 1 million, creating a $194. 3 million surplus. trend.az »
In the first half of 2025, transport services made up 27. 9% of Azerbaijan's mutual service turnover. Azerbaijani residents provided $1. 7 billion in transport services to non-residents, while non-residents provided $866. 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 »
The first joint working group meeting on agriculture between Kazakhstan and Pakistan took place in Pakistan, highlighting a 22% increase in agricultural trade to $19.4 million in the first seven months of 2025. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s trade with the US grew overall, driven by rising imports, while non-oil exports lagged, reflecting broader trends of increasing foreign trade and a narrowing trade surplus. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s trade with China surged in the first seven months of the year, reaching around $2.5 billion, up roughly $530 million or 27% compared to last year. Exports to China jumped to about $53 million, while imports climbed to nearly $2 billion, making China Azerbaijan’s top import partner. trend.az »
The Trans-Caspian International Transport Route will facilitate the growth of the trade turnover between Turkic-speaking countries. trend.az »
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