Turkmenistan

Turkmenistan’s authoritarian tendencies have repressed economic freedom, although state finances remain solid. Economic growth has slowed and is highly dependent on hydrocarbons, but infrastructure investment should be supportive in the short run.…

The number of households is set to increase moderately in Turkmenistan over 2022-2027, with couples with children remaining the dominant household type. In 2022 household spending was affected by inflation, which stood at 13% elevating living costs.…

This report assesses the business environment in Turkmenistan, focusing on the regulatory environment, stability of the financial system, FDI intake, labour market flexibility and skillset, trade openness, mobility infrastructure, ICT adoption and…

Insight into income, wealth and expenditure of consumers and households is vital in helping businesses make strategic decisions with regards to which country (or even which region within a country) to enter, which consumer segment to target, which…

The report examines the economic landscape of Turkmenistan, providing information on major monetary indicators, foreign trade, investments and government finance. The economy in Turkmenistan grew in real terms in 2022, driven by rising public and…

Turkmenistan’s population will expand rapidly in 2020-2040 as a result of high rates of natural increase. Falling birth rates and rising longevity will boost the ageing trend, though the country will remain relatively young on a regional and global…