Near-zero growth is expected in Kazakhstan in 2016
Many problems, such as oil prices, are not of the authorities' making, but the central bank admits it could do better
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- Depressed trade
- Currency depreciation feeds inflation
- Rush to safety in dollars
- Rebuilding public confidence
- More transparent decision-making
- Encouraging tenge deposits
- Manageable budget deficit
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_350.jpg "Kazakhstan's tenge and US dollars banknotes (Reuters/Shamil Zhumatov)")