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GDP growth in Kazakhstan in the H1 2013 made up 5.1%, a Tengrinews.kz journalist reports from a government sitting. “Despite the lingering uncertainty of the global economy, Kazakhstan’s economy has been stable, with the GDP growing 5.1% in the H1 2013. The annual inflation stands at 5.9%”, Economic Affairs Minister Erbolat Dossayev said. According to him, growth in processing industries for the period made up 1.8%, with mining industry seeing growth of 2.2%. The economy growth is driven by the growing consumer spending: the country’s retail turnover has grown by 12.3% since the start of the year. “There has been a steady trend towards growing capital investments: the figure grew by 7.9% for the period”, Minister Dossayev elaborated. He believes with the positive trends in place Kazakhstan will be able to boost its GDP by 6% by the year end. Kazakhstan’s foreign trade operations with the Customs Union member states [Russia and Belarus] increased 1.8% in Jan-May against the like period of 2012, with the figure making up $9.4 billion. “The situation at the labor market has been also stable, with the unemployment level standing at only 5.2% as of June”, the Minister said. Minister Dossayev briefed among other things that the country’s exports for the first five months diminished by 10.8%: crude exports decresed by 5.5%, exports of ferrum alloys fell by 10.8%, exports of aluminum fell by 17.2%, with grain exports falling by 61.3%. The country’s imports for the period grew by 10.3%.
GDP growth in Kazakhstan in the H1 2013 made up 5.1%, a Tengrinews.kz journalist reports from a government sitting.
“Despite the lingering uncertainty of the global economy, Kazakhstan’s economy has been stable, with the GDP growing 5.1% in the H1 2013. The annual inflation stands at 5.9%”, Economic Affairs Minister Erbolat Dossayev said.
According to him, growth in processing industries for the period made up 1.8%, with mining industry seeing growth of 2.2%.
The economy growth is driven by the growing consumer spending: the country’s retail turnover has grown by 12.3% since the start of the year.
“There has been a steady trend towards growing capital investments: the figure grew by 7.9% for the period”, Minister Dossayev elaborated.
He believes with the positive trends in place Kazakhstan will be able to boost its GDP by 6% by the year end.
Kazakhstan’s foreign trade operations with the Customs Union member states [Russia and Belarus] increased 1.8% in Jan-May against the like period of 2012, with the figure making up $9.4 billion.
“The situation at the labor market has been also stable, with the unemployment level standing at only 5.2% as of June”, the Minister said.
Minister Dossayev briefed among other things that the country’s exports for the first five months diminished by 10.8%: crude exports decresed by 5.5%, exports of ferrum alloys fell by 10.8%, exports of aluminum fell by 17.2%, with grain exports falling by 61.3%. The country’s imports for the period grew by 10.3%.
