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Armenian government presents rationale for income declaration to introduce social credits
During a government meeting, Armenia’s Deputy Finance Minister Arman Poghosyan noted that no new taxes are expected following the implementation of the income declaration system, and that "the program is needed to better understand citizens."Fitch expects Armenia not to use $121 million available under IMF agreement
Fitch expects that authorities will not draw down the USD121 million available under the IMF Stand-By Arrangement (expiring this year), and will treat it as a precautionary buffer. Net external debt will be about 2x the projected 'BB' median, averaging 26.8% of GDP in 2025-2026.EDB says S&P upgrades Armenia's rating due to strong performance
S&P Global Ratings' decision to upgrade Armenia's ratings was prompted by strong economic, fiscal and external indicators, the Eurasian Development Bank's (EDB) chief economist Yevgeny Vinokurov said in the bank's weekly macro review.Less than it should have been: economist on S&P's upgrade of Armenia's credit rating (exclusive)
Less than it should have been, said economist Hrant Mikayelyan in an exclusive interview with ARKA news agency, when asked to comment on the latest upgrade of Armenia's sovereign credit ratings by S&P Global Ratings.Armenia's IDR's upgrade by Fitch Ratings is positive - Central Bank
The Central Bank of Armenia regards the latest upgrade of the country's Long -Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) by Fitch Ratings as positive, the Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank Armen Nurbekyan told ARKA news agency.Influx of immigrants boosted Armenia’s fiscal performance in 2022 -Fitch Ratings
An influx of immigrants (estimated by the authorities at about 65,000) from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, representing a 2.2% annual increase in the population, has boosted external as well as macroeconomic and fiscal performance, according to Fitch Ratings’ revised Outlook.News 1 - 20 of 72
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