Tuesday, November 3 2026,
ArmInfo. The State Revenue Committee of Armenia (SRC) has issued a reminder about the ban on the export of cash currency from Russia to Armenia and other EAEU countries in amounts exceeding 1 million rubles. In addition to EAEU countries, the restrictions also apply to Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. |
Tuesday, November 3 2026,
ArmInfo. A business mission of the Aluminum Association and Russian aluminum cookware manufacturers has launched in Yerevan. The event will run from November 2nd to 4th. It was organized with the support of the Russian Export Center (REC, VEB.RF) representative office in Armenia and is aimed at expanding the presence of Russian products in the local market, according to the Vedomosti newspaper. |
Monday, November 2 2026,
ArmInfo. The positive impact of a number of short-term factors that contributed to economic growth in previous years is gradually weakening, and therefore maintaining sustainable and high rates of economic growth in the future will largely depend on increased productivity, stimulation of exports and private investment, and the effective implementation of measures to improve the investment environment. Central Bank of Armenia Chairman Martin Galstyan expressed this opinion on November 2 at a hearing on the country's draft state budget. |
Monday, November 2 2026,
ArmInfo. Armenia's debt burden is three times higher than that of Azerbaijan and twice that of Georgia. Hayk Farmanyan, a member of parliament from the Strong Armenia opposition faction, stated this in a conversation with journalists in parliament on November 2, commenting on the draft state budget for 2027 presented by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. |
Monday, November 2 2026,
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Monday, November 2 2026,
ArmInfo. Long-term growth opportunities for Eurasian countries and economic policy in the context of structural change were discussed by participants in the roundtable discussion "Growth Potential of Eurasian Economies: At the Intersection of the Desirable and the Possible" on the sidelines of the Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development (EFSD) International Economic Conference "Towards Balanced Economic Development." |
Monday, November 2 2026,
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Finance Minister: There is currently no official information about increasing gas prices for Armenia
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Monday, November 2 2026,
ArmInfo. Armenia's insurance sector increased net profit by 80% year-on-year in the first nine months of 2026 (versus a fourfold increase a year ago), reaching AMD 5.1 billion ($13.9 million). Moreover, this double-digit growth rate, despite a significant slowdown, is the result of tariff increases a year ago, which boosted premium and claim growth. However, collections have now stagnated, and payments are also noticeably slowing. This is evidenced by the Financial Rating of Armenian Insurance Companies as of September 30, 2026, prepared by ArmInfo Investment Company based on published financial reports and additional data requested from insurance companies. |
Monday, November 2 2026,
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Monday, November 2 2026,
ArmInfo. In 2027, the Armenian government intends to maintain the current public debt structure, according to which domestic liabilities in drams should prevail over external ones. This was announced by RA Finance Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan on November 2 while presenting the country's draft 2027 state budget in parliament. |
Monday, November 2 2026,
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Monday, November 2 2026,
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Monday, November 2 2026,
ArmInfo. Armenia's gross international reserves (GIR) increased by 55.4% per annum or $2.4 billion by October 2026, setting a new record at $6.666 billion, while in the same period of 2025 the growth was more modest - by 20% or $715.7 million - to $4.289 billion. In September alone, GIR grew modestly - by 2% (or $133.7 million), against an insignificant growth of 1.1% (or $46.1 million) a year earlier in the same month. Over the 9 months of this year, GIR increased by 31.1% (or $1.6 billion), while a year ago, for the same period, a relatively modest growth of 16.4% (or $604.1 million) was recorded. This is evidenced by data from the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia. |
Saturday, October 31 2026,
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Friday, October 30 2026,
ArmInfo. From October 26 to 30, dollar transactions on the Armenian interbank currency market declined, while ruble transactions began to rise. Meanwhile, euro transactions have been suspended for the third week. Specifically, dollar transactions reversed from a 2.2-fold increase to a 32% decline, while ruble transactions, conversely, reversed from a 14.5% decline to a 7% increase. This allowed the weekly volume of ruble transactions to maintain its dominance over dollar transactions, with the gap increasing from 2x to 3.1x. |