FDI outflows from Azerbaijan to Oman increased dramatically in 2025, a year in which the country's investments accounted for a negligible fraction of the total.
At the beginning of 2026, fixed capital investments in Azerbaijan's industrial sector increased. Investments in power generation and water distribution yielded mixed returns, while the mining and industrial sectors witnessed substantial growth.
Azerbaijan's fertilizer trade in early 2026 reflects significant shifts in both export and import dynamics, highlighting changing patterns in the country's agricultural sector and broader trade strategy.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has outlined that its ability to begin operational activities in Turkmenistan will depend on the signing of a Framework Agreement, while also highlighting strong mutual interest in future cooperation following recent engagements in Ashgabat.
Russian LUKOIL significantly reduced its total accounts payable in 2025. The largest decline was recorded in trade payables.
Despite a little decline in volume, the value of Azerbaijan's ferrous metal exports rose in early 2026. At the same time, the value of these products' imports fell. A considerable amount of the overall imports and non-oil exports were ferrous metals.
