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Kazakh currency expected to devalue 5% in 2001

Kazakhstan's currency, the tenge, will not devalue by more than 5-6% this year, National Bank head Grigory Marchenko told Interfax news agency. He said that Inflation is targeted to drop to 6-8% this year from 9.8% in 2000. The central bank will be able…

Kazakh say close to building stable banking sector

Kazakhstan's central bank said on Feb. 7, 2001 the central asian state would finalise the creation of a stable and transparent banking system this year which would boost confidence among private depositors and foreign investors. Deputy National Bank…

Kazakhs give details of new strategic oil fund

Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev on Jan. 31 issued a decree setting out details of a special fund to make his resource-rich nation less exposed to changing prices for energy and commodities exports. The official Kazakhstanskaya Pravda newspaper said…

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