Azerbaijan sharply reduced balance of payments surplus balance

The Central Bank of Azerbaijan has released the balance of payments for the first half of 2024. From January to June, the balance of payments totalled $ 648.1 million, which is down by 8.1 times from the same period of 2023. The 6-month surplus was generated by a $2,625.3 million surplus in the country's current operating balance, a $0.5 million surplus in the capital account, a $2,209.4 million deficit in the financial account, and a $...

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