Country Economic Forecasts - Kazakhstan
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Country Economic Forecasts - Kazakhstan
President Tokayev’s use of January protests, the worst for ten years, to take over his predecessor’s remaining powers, with a pledge to tackle old-regime oligarchs, may help new Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov (who has a finance ministry background) to speed up structural reforms. But the Russian-assisted clampdown risks inflaming underlying public hostility. Nazarbayev allies might also counter-attack, using the protests to stall the cautious liberalisation of 2019-21. A quick restoration of public order and reaffirmation of reform plans will be needed to sustain the investment recovery and keep FDI on the rising path needed to finance a widening current account deficit in 2023-25 without faster KZT depreciation. Overall, GDP growth in 2022 is still seen at 5.3%.
President Tokayev’s use of January protests, the worst for ten years, to take over his predecessor’s remaining powers, with a pledge to tackle old-regime oligarchs, may help new Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov (who has a finance ministry background) to speed up structural reforms. But the Russian-assisted clampdown risks inflaming underlying public hostility. Nazarbayev allies might also counter-attack, using the protests to stall the cautious liberalisation of 2019-21. A quick restoration of public order and reaffirmation of reform plans will be needed to sustain the investment recovery and keep FDI on the rising path needed to finance a widening current account deficit in 2023-25 without faster KZT depreciation. Overall, GDP growth in 2022 is still seen at 5.3%.
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- Kazakhstan: The following represents a general Table of Contents outline for the Country Economic Forecast.
- The actual report may cover any or all of the topics listed below.
- Highlights and Key Issues
- four/five paragraphs of analysis covering the main economic and political issues contained in the subsequent Economic Overview
- Forecast Table showing % changes for the country
- with 2 years of historical data and 4 years of forecast data for the following:
- Domestic demand
- Private consumption
- Fixed investment
- Stockbuilding (% of GDP)
- Government consumption
- Exports of goods and services
- Imports of goods and services
- Unemployment
- Consumer prices
- Current account balance (US$ and % of GDP)
- Government budget (% of GDP)
- Short-term interest rates (%)
- Long-term interest rates (%)
- Exchange rate (vs. US dollar)
- Exchange rate (vs. euro)
- Economic Overview
- two pages of events-driven analysis highlighting the most recent economic activity and, where relevant, political developments of the country, detailing significant changes to Oxford Economics' forecasts
- Charts and Tables
- covering a full range of economic developments relevant to the time period covered.
- These could include such topics as:
- Contributions to GDP growth
- Monthly industrial output
- Business and consumer confidence
- Unemployment rate
- Retail sales
- Prices and earnings
- Consumption and investment
- Government balance and debt
- GDP and industrial production
- Monetary policy and bond yields
- Background Information on the country
- One or two pages of text covering the main historical political and economic factors that determine the country's current position
- Key Facts on the country
- Map of the country
- Key political facts
- Long-term economic and social development
- changes since 1980
- Structure of GDP by output
- latest year
- Long-term sovereign credit ratings and outlook
- Corruption perceptions index- latest year
- Structural economic indicators
- changes since 1990
- Destination of goods' exports -prior years
- latest year
- Composition of goods & services exports
- latest year
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