The government of Kazakhstan has suspended the force of the rule that requires quasi-state exporters to sell 30% of their export revenue. The new rule is going to last until January 1, 2025, according to the National Bank.
«Given that the foreign currency market is quite balanced and with the intention to expand the room for quasi-state companies in terms of better managment of their cash flows, the government of the Republic of Kazakhstan has suspended the rule on mandatory sale of 30% of foreign currency revenue. The decision will be in force until January...