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Azeri cbank sees trade surplus in 2016 if oil prices remain at current levels

Azeri cbank sees trade surplus in 2016 if oil prices remain at current levels
06.04.2016 09:30
Azerbaijan's central bank expects the country's trade balance to be in surplus this year if oil prices remain at their current levels during 2016, the central bank said in a written reply to Reuters questions.

It added that the floating manat regime introduced last year was having a balancing influence on the balance of payments.

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