21.05.2026, 16:31

Kazakhstan's 2025 budget deficit reaches 2.5% of GDP

ALMATY. May 21 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan's national budget deficit for 2025 reached 2.5% of gross domestic product, or 4.065 trillion tenge, Deputy Finance Minister Dauren Temirbekov said May 21.

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Kazakhstan's 2025 budget deficit reaches 2.5% of GDP

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