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The real reason for the currencys decline is the weakness of domestic production / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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"It Will Be Too Late by Then": Why the Tenge's Devaluation Is Inevitable
The Dollar Benefits from Europes Problems / Photo: Dave Primov/Shutterstock.com
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Dollar Hits 17-Month High: Investors Seek Shelter from Mounting Problems in Europe
The currencies of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan still have room to grow. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Heading for the Steppe: Why Deutsche Bank Is Betting on the Tenge and the Sum
The strong tenge cycle is dragging on: a return to an exchange rate of 500 tenge would already be considered a victory for the dollar. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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A Decade of Reversal: Where Will the Tenge's Appreciation End?
Capital inflows will support steady GDP growth and currency exchange rates throughout the region. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Battling Headwinds: Bank of America Calls the CIS an “Almost Safe Haven”
Timur Turlov suggested the possibility that the dollar could fall below 400 tenge / Photo: Sergey Dudikov / Shutterstock
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Turlov, the founder of Freedom Holding, predicted that the dollar would fall below 400 tenge
This year alone, the Samruk-Kazyna Fund will allocate $11.5 billion to investment projects / Photo: Stock Photos 2000 / Shutterstock.com
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Kazakhstan's Sovereign Wealth Fund Prepares to Borrow on the International Debt Market — Bloomberg
The tenge became the best-performing currency in Asia and Europe in 2026. Why is it strengthening?
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The tenge became the best-performing currency in Asia and Europe in 2026. Why is it strengthening?
Signs of a Resurgence in the Kazakh Stock Market Are Beginning to Emerge Photo: Chris Liverani / unsplash
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The Kazakh Market: CPC as a Risk Factor, the Summer Slowdown, and Weakening Support for the Tenge
Today, there are no longer any tankers visible off the coast of Novorossiysk. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Key Developments in the Kazakh Market: The Stakes of the Oil War and Signals from the National Bank
In June, the tenge exchange rate showed virtually no reaction to fluctuations in oil prices / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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The tenge has strengthened despite seasonal expectations: what's next?
Investment banks expect the exchange rate to reach 500 tenge per dollar by the end of the year. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Interest Rates and Oil: What Lies Ahead for the Tenge After the Opening of the Strait of Hormuz
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