ARMENIA ECONOMY TRACKER
Economic activity, trade, prices, reserves and public finance—kept in context and tied to the original source.
A broad monthly signal covering output and activity across the economy.
Why it matters: It gives an earlier read on momentum than the quarterly GDP release.
The combined value of Armenia’s recorded exports and imports.
Why it matters: Trade can slow even while domestic economic activity continues growing.
Exports minus imports for the selected reporting period.
Why it matters: The direction and composition matter more than the headline alone—capital imports can also signal investment.
The annual change in consumer prices paid by households.
Why it matters: Inflation affects purchasing power, interest rates and the cost of doing business.
Foreign-currency reserve assets held by the Central Bank.
Why it matters: Reserves help absorb external shocks and support confidence in the financial system.
Government debt measured relative to the size of the economy.
Why it matters: The ratio gives debt context that a large dollar figure alone cannot provide.
