Kazakhstan's Energy Minister: No Anticipated Surge in Gasoline Prices
Kazakhstan does not expect a surge in demand or prices for gasoline, according to Energy Minister Yerlan Akkenzhenov. He stated that fuel reserves are sufficient, with over 400,000 tons of gasoline and diesel available. Factories are operating normally, and distribution is uninterrupted. The minister noted that market conditions and competition influence prices.
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