11.07.2025, 16:22

Kazakhstan's National Bank commits to 5% inflation target

ASTANA. July 11 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The National Bank of Kazakhstan has no plans to revise its 5% inflation target and will make every effort to achieve it, chief banker Timur Suleimenov said on Friday.

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