24.07.2026, 15:51

Kazakh central bank sees no major impact from new U.S. tariffs on national economy

ASTANA. July 24 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan's National Bank does not expect the new U.S. import tariffs on several trading partners to have a significant economic impact on the republic, the National Bank Chairman Timur Suleimenov said.

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Kazakh central bank sees no major impact from new U.S. tariffs on national economy

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