Armenia`s natural population growth rate decreased by 20.6% in 2025 Monday, March 9 2026 17:09:12
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 ArmInfo.In 2025, 32,042 children were born in Armenia, a decrease of 4.6% compared to the previous year. The birth rate per 1,000 inhabitants for the reporting year was 10.4 per thousand, down from 11.1 per thousand in the previous year. |
Monday, March 9 2026 14:59
ArmInfo.Armenia's population will reach 3.097 million by 2026, showing a 0.7% increase, or 20,800 people, compared to the 2025 estimate, according to data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia. >>> |
Monday, March 9 2026 13:28
ArmInfo. In January 2026, Armenia's service sector increased revenue to AMD 318 billion ($836.8 million), decelerating in annual growth from 12.6% to 7.4%. This trend was primarily driven by a slowdown in the dominant financial sector, from 29% to 1.7%. >>> |
Monday, March 9 2026 13:27
ArmInfo. Armenia's trade sector generated revenue of 414.7 billion drams ($1.1 billion) in January 2026, decelerating significantly in year-on-year growth from 9.9% to a stagnant 0.7%. This trend was driven by a decline in the dominant wholesale trade sector. >>> |
Saturday, March 7 2026 13:01
ArmInfo. In February 2026, annual inflation in Armenia's consumer market accelerated to 4.3% (from 2.5% the previous year). This was driven by a 6.9% increase in food prices and a 3.2% increase in service tariffs, along with a slight 0.9% increase in non-food prices. >>> |
Friday, March 6 2026 19:28
ArmInfo. In January 2026, Armenia experienced a boost in its economic activity, with annual growth rising from 7.1% to 7.6%. At the same time, the decrease in the foreign trade slowed down. According to the latest data from the RA Statistics Committee, the main drivers of annual growth were the construction, energy, and industrial sectors, while the services sector made a modest contribution and the trade sector had a negligible impact. >>> |
Friday, March 6 2026 18:35
ArmInfo.Armenia's metallurgy sector saw a significant increase in production averaging 28.8% year-on-year in January 2026 (compared to a 17% decline a year earlier). According to data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia, the growth was fueled by an uptick in the production of copper concentrate, as well as improved dynamics in the production of all metals in Armenia, excluding ferromolybdenum. >>> |
Friday, March 6 2026 18:22
ArmInfo. In January 2026, the production of all domestically produced alcoholic beverages in Armenia increased, with the exception of sparkling wine (champagne), as evidenced by data from the RA Statistical Committee. >>> |
Friday, March 6 2026 18:12
ArmInfo. In January 2026, cargo transportation in Armenia amounted to 1,023.6 thousand tons, continuing to decline with an annual growth rate increasing from 28.5% to 39.6%, according to data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia. >>> |
Friday, March 6 2026 18:08
ArmInfo.Power generation in Armenia in January 2026 amounted to 1,085.7 million kWh, showing an increase in its year-on-year growth from 10.1% to 18.1%, as evidenced by data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia. >>> |
Friday, March 6 2026 16:59
ArmInfo. Armenia's industrial sector started 2026 in a deep recession. According to data from the RA Statistics Committee, in January 2026, the industry's annual decline increased from 41.3% to 56.7%, reaching 229.5 billion drams. This trend was driven by a decline in the mining sector and an accelerated decline in manufacturing. >>> |
Friday, February 20 2026
ArmInfo.Armenia's GDP in 2025 amounted to 11.318 trillion drams (over $29.2 billion), showing a 7.2% increase. According to the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia, the GDP deflator index for 2025 rose to 103.6% (from 101.4% in 2024). >>> |
Tuesday, February 17 2026
ArmInfo. In 2025, exports of goods from Kazakhstan to Armenia increased by 35.3%, reaching $49 million, TASS reported, citing the National Statistics Bureau of Kazakhstan. >>> |
Tuesday, February 17 2026
ArmInfo.The share of Armenia's top 5 trading partners-Russia, China, the UAE, Iran, and Germany-decreased by 2025 to a combined 64% of total turnover, amounting to $13.7 billion in absolute terms (compared to $21.8 billion, or 72%, in 2024). Four of them reduced their volumes year-on-year: Russia by 38.3%, China by 6.5%, the UAE by 60%, and Germany by 2.5%. A year ago, Russia, the UAE, and China demonstrated significant growth, while Germany experienced a more pronounced decline. >>> |
Thursday, February 12 2026 18:56
ArmInfo. Armenia's information and telecommunications technology (ICT) sector saw a 15.3% increase in revenue in 2025 (compared to 17.3% growth in 2024), generating over 1.1 trillion drams ($3.1 billion), according to data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia. >>> |
Wednesday, February 11 2026 11:45
ArmInfo. Armenia's service sector demonstrated 10.6% growth in 2025 (the same as the previous year), generating revenue of 4.1 billion drams ($10.6 billion). This is according to data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia. >>> |
Friday, February 6 2026 16:14
ArmInfo. Industrial exports in 2024 amounted to 1.3 trillion drams, and by the end of 2025, volumes have increased to 1.5 trillion drams. Armenian Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan announced this during a press conference on February 6, noting that the increase was 15%. >>> |
Thursday, February 5 2026 18:54
ArmInfo. Armenia's communications sector growth slowed slightly in 2025, from 2.8% to 2.7%, generating revenue of 171.5 billion drams. According to the RA Statistics Committee, in December 2025 alone, the communications sector demonstrated 8.5% growth, generating revenue of 15.7 billion drams. >>> |
Thursday, February 5 2026 17:58
ArmInfo. In 2025, Armenia generated 10,010.3 million kWh of electricity, up 6.7% from the previous year. According to the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia, electricity generation increased by 19.4% in December alone, reaching 1,008.5 million kWh. >>> |
Thursday, February 5 2026 17:46
ArmInfo. Armenia's metallurgical industry is projected to slow in growth from 1% to a stagnant 0.2% in 2025, maintaining the same average production volumes as in 2024. >>> |
Thursday, February 5 2026 17:24
ArmInfo. Armenia's industrial sector demonstrated growth of 4.7% in 2025 (the same as the previous year), reaching 3.3 trillion drams ($8.6 billion) in January-December. >>> |
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