Ministry of Finance disclosed the structure of Azerbaijan's external public debt

As of July 1, 2026, Azerbaijan's external public debt amounted to 4 billion 616.8 million US dollars, with 86.4% of obligations denominated in dollars.

According to the Ministry of Finance, the share of the euro in the debt structure is 6.1%, SDR (Special Drawing Rights) – 2.9%, Japanese yen – 3.1%, and other currencies – 1.5%.

Nearly half of the external debt – 49.4% – is issued at a floating interest rate, while 50.6% of obligations carry a fixed rate.

In terms of maturity, 59.5% of the external debt is due for repayment within five years, 34.9% – within a period of five to ten years, and another 5.6% – in more than ten years.

Taking into account active credit agreements and Eurobonds, the average maturity of the external public debt is 4.8 years.

In the structure of external public debt, 59.8% is owed to multilateral financial institutions, 30% accounts for sovereign Eurobonds, and 10.2% represents loans borrowed from bilateral financial institutions.