AZN in the spotlight: latest news

Azerbaijan's economy is projected to see moderate GDP growth in the coming years, driven by a diversification trend as non-oil sectors show strong performance.

Azerbaijan's marketable oil production is projected to decrease slightly in 2026, continuing a trend of gradual output reduction. However, the country's gas expansion initiatives are anticipated to enhance its economic outlook for that year.

In 2025, Azerbaijan's state budget revenues from customs amounted to 6 billion 369.9 million manats, approximately $3.75 billion, as reported by the Finance Ministry. This represents a 4.2% decrease compared to the previous year.

In 2025, credit unions in Azerbaijan recorded a loss of 0.3 million manat, according to a report from the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, as reported by APA-Economics.

In 2025, Azerbaijan's State Customs Committee reported budget revenues of 6,369.9 million manat, falling short of the forecast, according to APA-Economics and the Ministry of Finance.

The Baku Stock Exchange (BSE) is anticipating an increase in green bond issuances in the future, according to Ruslan Khalilov.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to influence every aspect of life, according to Stephen Bye, President and CEO of Ookla, during his remarks at a hospitality conference in Baku, Azerbaijan.

In 2025, Azerbaijan's state budget experienced a substantial rise in revenues from privatization and real estate leasing, surpassing expectations and indicating a positive economic trend.

S&P Global Ratings projects that loan growth in Azerbaijan will reach approximately 12% in 2026, consistent with the forecast for 2025, according to Trend reports.