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Kazakhstan tenge
Kazakhstan's Renewable Energy Quest
By Eric Wheeler
Astana will face a number of practical and political issues in promoting renewable energy sources.
Can Kazakhstan’s Privatization Plan Succeed?
By Michael Desai and Eric Wheeler
Kazakhstan’s plan to privatize its state industries is ambitious, but it faces some major barriers.
Kazakh Currency and Global Oil Prices Hit Record Lows
By Catherine Putz
The tenge has devalued nearly 5 percent in 2016 so far, not a good start to the year.
Kazakhstan’s Cash Pile
By Catherine Putz
Central Asia’s bad year; anti-terror coalitions and backyards; recommended reads.
How Low Can Kazakhstan’s Tenge Go?
By Catherine Putz
Astana sees its currency hit a new low and ponders gas below $37 a barrel.
Kazakhstan: Currency Trouble and British Friends
By Casey Michel
The ties between London and Kazakhstan remain firm, but disconcerting to some observers.
Why Is Kazakhstan’s Currency the World’s Most Volatile?
By Casey Michel
Nazarbayev promised there would be “no upheavals” but the global economy had other plans.
Kazakhstan’s Currency Troubles: Ruble, Oil and Yuan
By Catherine Putz
The tenge is pushing the upper limit of the country’s trading band.
Amid Economic Woes, Kazakhstan Loosens Grip on Currency
By Catherine Putz
Astana is moving toward a free-floating currency, but that's still a few years away.
Ruble Collapse a Problem for Central Asia
By Paolo Sorbello
The steep declines in Russia’s currency pose major dilemmas for the countries of Central Asia.
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