12.08.2025, 18:39

Kazakhstan's retail trade grew by 6.6% in Jan-July

ASTANA. Aug 12 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) Kazakhstan's retail trade volume grew by 6.6% year-on-year in January- July 2025, reaching 12.345 trillion tenge, the Bureau of National Statistics reported.

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