Kazakhstan's National Bank Explains Why Food Prices Aren't Falling Despite Tenge Strengthening

Kazakhstan's National Bank lowered the base interest rate by 0.5%, citing reduced inflation and stable domestic economic conditions. Despite the tenge strengthening against the ruble and dollar, food prices remain high due to Kazakhstan's import dependency, with imports accounting for about 28% of the food market.

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