Wednesday, September 16 2026,
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Wednesday, September 16 2026,
ArmInfo. Representatives of the State Revenue Committee of Armenia took part in the seminar “The Customs Sector in the Context of Interregional Connectivity: Connecting the European Union with Central Asia, the Black Sea Region and the South Caucasus,” which was held in Poland’s capital, Warsaw. According to the SRC press service, the event was attended by M ikael Khachatryan, Customs Attaché of the Republic of Armenia to the European Union and the World Customs Organization, and Tigran Mnatsakanyan, Deputy Head of the Customs Service and Control Division at Land Border Crossing Points of the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia. |
SRC: In January–August 2026, a total of 205.5 billion drams in debit funds was returned to taxpayers
Wednesday, September 16 2026,
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Wednesday, September 16 2026,
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Wednesday, September 16 2026,
ArmInfo. As a result of measures taken by the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia, cases of understating the actual value of apartment and parking space purchase and sale transactions were uncovered at three companies engaged in residential construction in Yerevan. The SRC press service reported this. |
Wednesday, September 16 2026,
ArmInfo. The Central Bank of Armenia has improved its forecast for 2026, expecting a less pronounced slowdown in GDP growth to 5.7-5.3% (versus previously forecast growth of 4.5-4.1% and actual growth of 7.1% in 2025), with a slight change in the pace in 2027 to 5.2% (versus the previously forecast 4.7-3.7%). At the same time, the Central Bank downgraded its forecast for foreign trade, expecting a more pronounced decline in exports and imports in 2026, with a return to moderate growth only in 2027. As a result, the absolute value of GDP will rise in 2026 to 12.441-12.401 trillion drams (from the actual |
Wednesday, September 16 2026,
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Wednesday, September 16 2026,
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Wednesday, September 16 2026,
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Tuesday, September 15 2026,
ArmInfo. Armenia's short-term country risk premium continued to decline, reaching a historically low level. This was stated by Martyn Galstyan, Chairman of the Central Bank of Armenia, while presenting the rationale for the Central Bank Board's decision to raise the refinancing rate from 6.5% to 6.75% at a press conference on September 15. |
Tuesday, September 15 2026,
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Tuesday, September 15 2026,
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Tuesday, September 15 2026,
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Tuesday, September 15 2026,
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Tuesday, September 15 2026,
ArmInfo. Pronounced excess-demand factors prompted the Central Bank of Armenia to raise the refinancing rate. Chairman of the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia Martin Galstyan stated this on September 15 during a press conference convened to present the rationale for the decision by the Central Bank Board to raise the key rate from 6.5% to 6.75%, after keeping it unchanged for nine months. |
Tuesday, September 15 2026,
ArmInfo. The European Parliament, with 583 votes in favor, 49 against, and 39 abstentions, approved temporary trade liberalization measures applicable to Armenian-made products (Autonomous Trade Measures). This was announced by Armenia's Ambassador to Belgium and Permanent Representative of the Republic to the EU, Tigran Balayan. |
Tuesday, September 15 2026,
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Tuesday, September 15 2026,
ArmInfo. Starting from February 8, 2027, games organized using slot machines and similar devices will be considered gambling in Armenia. Conducting this activity will require an appropriate license and compliance with the requirements established by law. The State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia issued a similar reminder. |
Tuesday, September 15 2026,
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Tuesday, September 15 2026,
ArmInfo. The Central Bank of Armenia raised the refinancing rate from 6.5% to 6.75%, after nine months of no change. This decision was made on September 15 at a meeting of the Central Bank of Armenia's Board. According to this decision, the rates on Lombard repos were also increased by 0.25 percentage points to 8.25% and on deposits attracted from banks to 5.25%. |