24.04.2026, 12:26

Kazakhstan's central bank ready to cut rate later if no external shocks emerge

ALMATY. April 24 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan's National Bank said Friday it is ready to consider cutting its base interest rate in future decisions if current macroeconomic trends hold and no new external shocks emerge.

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