According to the latest report from Kazakhstan’s National Bank, the deposit volume increased by 2% in April, reaching 41.3 trillion tenge (approximately $81 billion) in the country. The upward trend was observed in deposits denominated in both national and foreign currencies.
Despite the base rate remaining unchanged in April at 16.5%, following a 1.25 percentage point (p.p.) increase in March, the deposit volume rose by 833 billion tenge (approximately $1.6 billion) to 41.3 trillion tenge (around $81 billion) over the month, setting a new record in nominal terms (inflation excluded). The previous record was set in...