Jan 10Report.azING updates Azerbaijan's inflation forecast for 2026 to 5.3%
ING Group, the largest banking institution in the Netherlands, projects that Azerbaijan's average annual inflation will reach 5.3% in 2026 and rise to 8.9% in 2027.
Jan 10Trend News AgencyIMF identifies factors affecting Azerbaijan's economic growth in 2025
Azerbaijan's economic growth in 2025 is expected to slow down compared to the previous year, primarily due to a decrease in oil production and a slowdown in overall economic expansion.
Jan 8Trend News AgencyAzerbaijan's unemployment insurance premiums revenues increase significantly in 2025
In 2025, Azerbaijan experienced substantial growth in unemployment insurance and tax revenues. The State Tax Service announced that collections surpassed initial expectations.
Jan 8Trend News AgencyAzerbaijan sees growth in non-oil and gas tax revenues for 2025
Azerbaijan's tax revenues saw significant growth last year, primarily due to enhanced collections from the non-oil and gas sector.
Jan 8Trend News AgencyAzerbaijan's health insurance contributions surpass expectations
Compulsory medical insurance contributions in Azerbaijan surpassed expectations last year, reflecting an improvement in collection performance.
Jan 7Trend News AgencyAzerbaijan reports shortfall in Nakhchivan's tax revenue targets
The State Tax Service of Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic has reported a shortfall in the projected revenue targets for simplified taxes.
Jan 7AzerNewsAzerbaijani manat exchange rate expected to stay stable through 2026
The Azerbaijani manat is expected to maintain a stable exchange rate of 1.7 manat per US dollar under the 2026 budget framework, as part of measures to support macroeconomic stability.
Jan 6Trend News AgencyAzerbaijan reveals 2026 revenue shares for SOCAR and major oil fields
Azerbaijan's state budget is significantly dependent on the oil and gas sector, primarily receiving its revenues from transfers made by the State Oil Fund (SOFAZ).
Dec 31Trend News AgencyWorld Bank projects increasing primary deficit for China by 2025
The World Bank predicts that China's primary fiscal deficit will reach its peak in 2025, as the government continues to adopt an accommodative economic approach.
Dec 31Trend News AgencyOPEC predicts continued rise in China's oil demand by 2026
OPEC predicts that China's oil demand will keep rising in 2026, contributing to an overall increase in global consumption.
Dec 30Trend News AgencyOxford Institute projects Brent crude to average $65 in 2026
Brent crude is projected to average $65 per barrel in 2026, consistent with earlier forecasts and lower than the estimated $69 per barrel for the current year.
Dec 30Trend News AgencyTajikistan's fruit harvest surpasses expectations, boosting agriculture and exports
Tajikistan's fruit production has surpassed forecasts, demonstrating a notable increase in agricultural productivity. This improvement boosts export potential and contributes to the growth of rural incomes.
Dec 30Trend News AgencyAzerbaijan's Financial Sector Overview for 2025 Highlights Innovations and Initiatives
In 2025, Azerbaijan made significant strides in integrating and innovating its financial market, launching initiatives such as the Tabadul Trading Center.
Dec 30AzerNewsOil Price Forecasts and Their Impact on Azerbaijan’s Economy in 2026
After reaching significant highs earlier in the decade, oil prices are now experiencing a period of adjustment. Market predictions for 2026 indicate that this trend will likely continue, impacting Azerbaijan's economy.
Dec 26Trend News AgencyIMF suggests advanced forecasting system for Kazakhstan's National Bank
The IMF has approved a technical assistance initiative for Kazakhstan's National Bank, which is anticipated to play a crucial role in enhancing the bank's forecasting capabilities.
Dec 26AzerNewsCentral Bank predicts $3 billion current account surplus for 2026
Azerbaijan's central bank projects that the country's current account surplus will reach 3 billion US dollars by 2026, which accounts for 3.7 percent of the GDP.