31.07.2025, 12:13

Deputy Prime Minister expects dollar exchange rate to scale back

ASTANA. July 31 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The U.S. dollar’s exchange rate against the Kazakh tenge is unlikely to sustain its current highs, Kazakh Deputy Prime Minister Roman Sklyar said Thursday.

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