16.02.2026, 16:51

Kazakhstan's foreign trade turnover grew by 1.3% to $143.9 bln in 2025

ASTANA. Feb 16 (Interfax-Kazakhstan)- Kazakhstan's foreign trade turnover in January-December 2025 amounted to $143.9 billion, a 1.3% increase YoY, the Republic's Bureau of National Statistics reported.

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