06.11.2026, 12:27

Kazakhstan extends debt burden rule exemptions for housing savings loans to 2029, car loans to 2027

ASTANA. Nov 6 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan’s central bank has extended exemptions from its debt-to-income cap for housing savings loans until the end of 2029 and for certain car loans until the end of 2027, the regulator’s press service said.

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