Kazakhstan Maintains Monetary Policy Rate Amid Rising Inflation Concerns
"Annual inflation has continued its slow decline in August and September, following a rise in July. Monthly inflation remains above historical averages and the levels seen in spring and early summer.
While the persistent component of inflation is decreasing, it's not happening quickly enough. In September, inflation expectations among the public increased," the National Bank reported.
Annual inflation ended up being higher than expected, reaching 8.3 percent, while inflation for September was recorded at 0.4 percent.
Meanwhile, Kazakhstan lowered the rate by 50 basis points to 14.75 percent in February this year, before further reducing it to 14.25 percent in July.
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