2026-4-7 05:17 |
Mortgage lending in Azerbaijan continued to grow in the first quarter, reflecting ongoing efforts to improve housing access for the population.
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Lending through Azerbaijan's Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF) dropped in early 2026. While refinanced loans increased, funds raised through bond issuance fell significantly. State budget allocations to the fund remained unchanged. trend.az »
2026-04-03 05:04
Azerbaijan's Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF) has provided significant loans to thousands of borrowers. The fund has also supported numerous business loans with guarantees. Additionally, a substantial number of residential units have been transacted through leasing mechanisms. trend.az »
2026-01-15 04:47
Azerbaijan’s Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF) has stepped up its support for individual borrowers and businesses, rolling out substantial loans and guarantees while helping out with rental housing. trend.az »
2026-01-08 14:34
A total of 56,310 borrowers have received loans totaling 3. 7 billion manat ($2. 18 billion) through Azerbaijan's Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF). Additionally, loans with guarantees and subsidies reached 676. trend.az »
2025-12-04 04:06
The Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGIF) of Azerbaijan has provided significant financial support to borrowers in Azerbaijan. As of today, the fund has issued 3. 684 billion manat ($2. 17 billion) in loans. trend.az »
2025-10-25 01:27
Credit allocation to Azerbaijan’s trade and services sector has continued to grow, reflecting sustained business activity and financial support for the real economy.
Revenues from fast money transfer systems in Azerbaijan increased in February 2026. Data from the Central Bank shows growth compared to the same period last year. However, the number of transactions through these systems saw a decline.
The volume and number of transactions conducted using local payment cards in Azerbaijan recorded steady growth by the end of February, reflecting continued expansion in domestic payment activity.
Loan investment in Azerbaijan's construction sector by banks and non-banking institutions increased as of March 1, 2026. According to data from the country's Central Bank, this growth reflects both monthly and annual improvements.
The moderation in pharmaceutical output growth suggests a normalization after last year’s surge, pointing to stabilizing demand and a more balanced expansion of the sector within the broader industrial structure.
Azerbaijan’s revenues from urea exports declined in the early months of the year, even as overall non-oil exports showed solid growth.