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Kazakhstan’s foreign trade turnover rose 12.8% in January–August

The national statistics bureau reported goods trade of US$102.96 billion over the eight-month period.

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Kazakhstan’s Bureau of National Statistics put foreign trade turnover at US$102.96 billion in January–August 2026, up 12.8% nominally from a year earlier. Exports were US$60.389 billion and imports US$42.570 billion.

Export receipts rose 19.5% year on year, while imports increased 4.5%. Trade with Eurasian Economic Union members totalled US$20.991 billion, a smaller part of overall turnover.

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Kazakhstan’s foreign trade turnover rose 12.8% in January–August

Foreign trade turnover102.95922026-08
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Value is the current-price nominal trade total reported by the source; the year-on-year comparison is nominal.

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