HEADLINES:
Kazakhstan wants to control Karachaganak spending
(Reuters) - Kazakhstan wants more say in running its huge Karachaganak gas field operated by a group of Western energy companies, a senior official said on Wednesday.
Politics gets in way of hydropower investment in Central Asia
(bne) - The planned construction of a new power line connecting Kazakhstan to Tajikistan will […]
Kazakh police check high-level graft claims (Reuters)
U.S. watchdog says Kazakhstan violating OSCE values (Reuters)
Central bank buys $1.7 billion in February to slow currency rise (SRI)
Industrial output up 10 percent year-on-year in Jan-Feb (SRI)
Five Kazakh banks to pay higher fees after breaking deposit cap (Bloomberg)
Kazakhstan to introduce new co-financing scheme for regional projects (Interfax)
No plans to reconsider refinancing rate - central bank (Kazakhstan Today)
Kazakhstan to supply 600,000 tonnes of […]
Kazakhstan wants to control Karachaganak spending (Reuters)
Politics gets in way of hydropower investment in Central Asia (bne)
Kazakhstan’s tax squeeze (Oxford Analytica - Forbes)
KazMunaiGas EP says strike output loss rises (Reuters)
Uranium One posts FY09 loss; sees higher ‘10 production (Reuters)
(SRI) - Kazakhstan’s industrial output rose 10.4 percent year-on-year in the first two months of 2010, the State Statistics Agency reported on Thursday.
(SRI) - The National Bank of Kazakhstan bought more than $1.7 billion on the foreign exchange market in February to prevent the tenge from appreciating too fast, the central bank said on Wednesday.
(Reuters) - Kazakhstan wants more say in running its huge Karachaganak gas field operated by a group of Western energy companies, a senior official said on Wednesday.
(SRI) - Bank CenterCredit (BCC) recorded a net profit of KZT3.5 billion ($23 million) in 2009 after a disappointing fourth quarter in which the company lost KZT2.0 billion ($13.6 million).
U.S. general’s Kyrgyz visit rivals Russian influence (Reuters)
Tajik court jails banned Islamic group members (AP)
Azerbaijan court rejects ‘donkey video’ bloggers’ appeal (AFP)
(Reuters) - U.S. General David Petraeus arrived in Kyrgyzstan on Wednesday, a day after the United States said it would build an anti-terrorism training center for the former Soviet republic in Central Asia.