Bi-Weekly Economic News Summary
KAZAKHSTAN
- In Brief
13 Nov 2025
by Evgeny Gavrilenkov
Nov 1 Prime-minister: Swiss Harvest Agro plans to invest more than $700 mln in the development of agriculture projects in Kazakhstan. Nov 2 OPEC+: Oil production by OPEC+ countries in 1Q26 may decrease moderately vs December level due to Kazakhstan's obligations to compensate for the significant excess production in the previous periods. Compensation will peak in 1H26, with a consistent increase. In particular, the country will have to reduce production by 198K bpd in January, by 306K bpd in February, and by 456K bpd in March. KMG: The company and the Russian LUKOIL are conducting a comprehensive assessment of the impact of sanctions on joint projects. National pipeline company: Kazakhstan increased oil exports to Germany by 25% m-o-m, to 225K tons in October. Nov 5 National nuclear company: Kazatomprom increased uranium production by 11.7% y-o-y in 9M25. Ministry of Agriculture: Kazakhstan’s grain harvest increased in 2025 by 2% y-o-y. Bureau of National Statistics: Annual inflation in Kazakhstan slowed to 12.6% y-o-y in October (0.5% m-o-m). Ministry of Agriculture: China's Hopefull may invest $1.5 bln in a deep grain processing project in Kazakhstan. National railways: Kazakhstan doubled (in annual terms) its grain shipments to Russian ports in October. Nov 6 President: Kazakhstan and the US signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of critically important minerals. Oil transportation: The volume of oil and gas condensate pumping through the Baku-Tbilisi -Ceyhan pipeline in 9M25 decreased by 13.6% y-o-y. Energy Ministry: Kazakh Energy Minister Mr. Akkenzhenov discussed the impact of US sanctions on the Kazakh economy with Mr. Smith, Director of OFAC. President...
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