28.11.2025, 22:28

YEAR IN REVIEW: Economy's temporary reprieve

ASTANA. Nov 28 (Interfax-Kazakhstan)- In October, Kazakhstan recorded a notable inflation slowdown to 12.6% year-on-year and 0.5% month-on-month. This became possible due to the government's radical decisions, including an introduced moratorium on price increases for fuel and utilities, as well as a reduction in regulated tariffs, which temporarily eased pressure on the consumer market.

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