Kazakhstan’s economic growth is expected to moderate in the coming years, according to the Asian Development Bank, as oil production approaches its limits and overall activity stabilizes, while infrastructure development and manufacturing continue to support the economy.
Kazakhstan’s expanded Register of Domestic Manufacturers enhances transparency and streamlines procurement, fostering local industry growth and boosting e-government infrastructure.
Kazakhstan recorded a surplus in electricity generation in the first quarter of the year, signaling balanced performance across its national power system.
World Bank has updated its forecasts for Kazakhstan’s economic growth in 2026.
Kazakhstan’s Interbank Clearing System (ICS) processed 12.5 million electronic payment messages in January-February 2026.
The total figure was almost entirely composed of debit cards. Credit cards remained at a minimal level, while debit cards with credit limits and prepaid cards recorded no units in circulation.
