Problem loans in Azerbaijan grow for 2 months now

The Central Bank of Azerbaijan has published a statistical bulletin on the results of January-February 2024. The document says that at the end of February, 469.2 million manats of loans were overdue in Azerbaijan. This is up by 3.3% from the end of January. The amount of problem loans in the country irose by 7.2% as compared to the end of the last year, and declined by 22.6% over the past year. As of March 1 this year, a share of overdue...

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