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Kazakhstan Business and Economy Roundup - July 10, 2009

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Kazakh banks hope for more funds from mortgage program (bne)

Alliance to reduce debt to $1 billion with restructuring (SRI)

Eurasian Development Bank issues bonds (SRI)

Tire recycling plant opens in Astana (SRI)

Residential real estate prices continue to fall (SRI)

Kazakhstan to increase grain production by 15-20 percent (AgriMarket.Info)

National Bank of Kazakhstan: Exchange rates July 10, 2009 (Kazinform)

Indicators - July 9, 2009 (Reuters)

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