Sector faces sharply rising cost burdens that hit highest level in 11 months.
Sharpest rise in output in 2025 so far. Marked rise in new orders.
Country ambitious to host 12mn this year compared to 8.2mn last year.
China continues to extend lead in ranking of number of companies foreign investors have set up and backed in Central Asia's second largest economy. Russia second, Turkey third.
Traffic-related deaths and injuries taking an economic toll.
Cost pressures strongest in nearly a year, but sector representatives bet on improved demand, new projects.
Solid expansion in new orders keeps index comfortably inside growth territory.
Indicator has risen from $17.8bn in 2019 and $34.9bn in 2023.
Country continues to push its ambition to become a gas re-export hub, but if sanctions on Russia are lifted amid a deal on Ukraine, that hope could fall apart.
Officials use indirect methods to look at the unobservable.
From 2021 to 2024, bank lending grew by 18%, largely driven by a surge in consumer loans.
Azerbaijan's energy sector maintained steady production in 2024, with significant investments directed toward the Shah Deniz gas-condensate field and the Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli oil and gas block, according to BP report.
Wave of optimism said to overcome December slump thanks to strong growth in new orders.
Producers still securing greater volumes of new orders. Near-stabilisation in supply chains.
Trade balance heavily favours Beijing.
Fitch Solutions projects Azerbaijan’s economy will grow by 2.9% annually until 2023, up from an average of 1.7% during 2012-2022.
Broader trend of strengthening demand remains intact. Inflationary pressures remain within manageable levels.