Capital Investments Reduced
According to the State Statistics Committee, by 1 November capital investments in Azerbaijan's economy amounted to 11 billion 889.2 million manat (nominally minus 26.3%, but really due to the devaluation decreasing twofold compared to January-October of the past year).
According to the directions, it looks like this: facilities were allocated 9 billion 593.3 million manat or 80.7% of total costs, 1 billion 807.8 million manat (15.2%) was invested in service facilities and only AZN 488.1 million (4.1%) – in housing development.
In contrast to the past five years, most of the foreign capital amounted to 59.1% or AZN 7 billion 22.9 million, and local financial injections amounted to 4 billion 866.3 million manat.
More than two thirds (67.3%) occurred in private equity and made up AZN 8 billion 1.5 million. The oil sector was invested 60.5% of all capital expenditures - 7 billion 191.9 million manat. --17D-
Economics
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