Kazakhstan’s net foreign exchange reserves reached $40.5 billion at the end of August, demonstrating stable growth for three months in a row. According to the National Bank, the foreign exchange assets held by the National Fund reached the $62.6 billion bar, while its net foreign exchange reserves stood at $103.1 billion compared to $100.8 billion in July and $99.3 billion in June. According to Galymzhan Aitkazin, an independent economist and author of the Tengenomika Telegram channel, this is a 10-year high. He also highlighted that Kazakhstan’s external buffers are the most stable they have been in many years.
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