Azerbaijan’s central bank devalues currency by 33.5%

By bne IntelliNews February 23, 2015

Azerbaijan's Central Bank devalued the energy-rich country’s currency, the manat, by 33.5% to the dollar and by 30% to the euro on February 21 as falling oil prices and economic turmoil in Russia ...


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