Kazakhstan Faces Economic Overheating Risks Despite Strong Growth, IMF Says

ASTANA – Kazakhstan’s economy continues to grow faster than its sustainable potential, with domestic demand exceeding the economy’s capacity, Roberto Cardarelli, assistant director of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Middle East and Central Asia Department, said at a presentation of the Fund’s regional economic outlook. Cardarelli said signs of economic overheating …

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