AZN in the spotlight: latest news

Fitch Ratings has updated its global growth forecasts for 2025, showing a modest increase since the June Global Economic Outlook report.

The Economist Intelligence Unit has revised its inflation forecast for Azerbaijan, predicting that the average annual inflation rate will remain below 5% from 2025 to 2027.

The Economist predicts that the exchange rate of the manat will remain stable until 2030, according to a report by ABC.AZ.

The Economist Intelligence Unit has raised its economic growth forecast for Azerbaijan, reflecting a more optimistic outlook on the country's financial prospects.

Azerbaijan's economy is projected to experience consistent growth over the next five years, as indicated by recent forecasts from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

Azerbaijan's manat is projected to maintain stability until 2030, according to forecasts from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), as reported by APA-Economics.

In 2026, Azerbaijan plans to allocate 4,985,800,000 manats, approximately $2.9 billion, for education expenditures, according to the Ministry of Finance.

Azerbaijan's Ministry of Economy has forecasted that the inflation rate will rise to 4.8% by 2026, according to information from the Ministry of Finance.

Deputy and economist Vugar Bayramov discussed the future of the global oil market and its implications for Azerbaijan's economy in an interview with BAKU.WS.

In 2026, Azerbaijan's population income is expected to reach 97.4 billion manats, according to reports from APA-Economics. This projection comes from the Ministry of...

Azerbaijan's government projects that the nation's gross domestic product (GDP) will reach 134.1 billion manats, equivalent to $78.9 billion, by 2026, as reported by the Ministry of Economy.

The Ministry of Finance has projected that the exchange rate of one US dollar in Azerbaijan will remain stable at 1.7 manats through 2026.

The consolidated budget for 2026 is forecasted to generate revenues of 44 billion 825.3 million manat, reflecting an increase of 874.7 million manat, or 2 percent, compared to the approved budget.

Azerbaijan's Ministry of Finance projects that the country's economy will achieve an average annual growth rate of 3.5% from 2026 to 2029.

The Ministry of Finance has forecasted that the exchange rate of the US dollar in Azerbaijan will stabilize at 1.7 manats in 2026.

The Azerbaijani government has updated its economic forecasts for the next four years, increasing the growth projection for 2026 while reducing estimates for earlier years.

Azerbaijan forecasts ongoing stability for the manat exchange rate through 2026, backed by consistent exchange rates since 2018 and strong central bank reserves.

The government of Azerbaijan has projected that the annual inflation rate will rise to 4.8 percent by 2026.

ING Group, the largest financial institution in the Netherlands, has updated its inflation forecast for Azerbaijan, expecting it to range between 5.3% and 5.5% in 2025-2026, according to APA-Economics.

ING Group, the largest financial institution in the Netherlands, has released its economic growth forecast for Azerbaijan, according to APA-Economics.

The Netherlands-based ING Group has revised its forecast for Azerbaijan's economic growth, projecting an increase of 2.3 percent in 2025.

The Central Bank of Azerbaijan has decided to keep the refinancing rate steady at seven percent, which is consistent with the lower limit of the established interest rate corridor.

Azerbaijan's Unified Treasury Account reported a significant increase in its free balance, which reached over 4.5 billion manat by July, marking an increase of nearly 2.7 billion manat since the beginning of the year.

Azerbaijan's state budget revenues in the first half of 2025 exceeded expectations by 3.7%, primarily due to higher transfers from the State Oil Fund.

Azerbaijan's state budget recorded a surplus of approximately 2.7 billion manat ($1.5 billion) in the first half of 2025, surpassing projections by nearly 900 million manat.