Macroeconomy
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A recent report from Azerbaijan’s State Tax Service under the Ministry of Finance casts a spotlight on a key inefficiency in the country’s business environment: more than a third of registered commercial facilities are inactive.
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S&P Global Ratings has reaffirmed Azerbaijan's long-term and short-term sovereign credit ratings in foreign and national currency at "BB+/B" with a stable outlook.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has published its Transition Report for Azerbaijan for 2024-25, noting progress in macroeconomic indicators and the banking sector while pointing out ongoing risks related to the economy's dependency on hydrocarbons and offering a series of recommendations.
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The negative impacts of Azerbaijan's prolonged border closures, now nearing five years, on the labor market are starkly evident in official statistical figures and data related to self-employment and individual labor activities. A significant portion of the income of residents from border areas was derived from cross-border trade, the sale of goods, transport, public catering, and accommodation services. It is clear from our observations that the closure of the land borders has left those dependent on income from trade and services related to border activities with no choice but to seek alternative jobs and migration to meet their material needs.
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