14.04.2026, 12:12

Kazakhstan budget loses 146 billion tenge in Q1 2026 due to stronger currency – Finance Ministry

ASTANA. April 14 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan’s budget lost 146 billion tenge in the first quarter of 2026 due to the strengthening of the national currency, Deputy Minister of Finance Yerzhan Birzhanov said on Tuesday.

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Kazakhstan budget loses 146 billion tenge in Q1 2026 due to stronger currency – Finance Ministry

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