Kazakhstan's National Bank Delays $910 Million Sale to Prevent Tenge Appreciation

Kazakhstan's National Bank has postponed the sale of $910 million acquired from the National Fund to avoid strengthening the tenge. The tenge depreciated by 3% in October, reaching 453.77 per dollar, despite previous market interventions. The central bank plans to gradually sell the funds to maintain market stability and prevent speculative fluctuations.

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