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Kazakhstan ready to increase grain exports to drought-stricken Russia

(SRI) - Kazakhstan is ready to supply up to 2 million tonnes of grain to Russia this season, about 25% of its total exports, as Russia may face shortage caused by prolonged heat wave and drought, Reuters reported last week.

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Parched Russia warns on harvest, wheat prices surge

(AFP) - Leading wheat exporter Russia cut its grain harvest forecast by millions of tonnes on Tuesday owing to the worst drought for decades, adding to concerns pushing wheat prices to a two-year high point.
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Kazakhstan expects solid grain harvest despite draught

(SRI) - Kazakhstans grain harvest is expected to reach 13.5 million tons of net weight this year, the Ministry of Agriculture said on Monday.

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Kazakhstan cuts grain crop forecast for 2010

(SRI) - Kazakhstan has cut its grain crop forecast for 2010 to between 13.5 and 14.5 million metric tons, 1 million tons below the range announced earlier this month, the Novosti-Kazakhstan reported news agency, citing Agriculture Minister Akylbek Kurishbayev.

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ANALYSIS: China opens up way for Kazakh grain exports to Asia

(bne) - Kazakhstan is planning to export up to 3 million tonnes of grain to East and Southeast Asia this year after China lifted a ban on such exports through its territory.

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ANALYSIS: Kazakh grain producers look to southern export markets

(bne) - To sell large volumes of grain to the fast-growing populations to its south, Kazakhstan needs to invest further in transport and storage infrastructure.

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EDB to lend USD18.9 million to build grain export facility

(SRI) - Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) has agreed to lend KazExportAstyk, a grain producer and trader, USD18.9 million to construct a grain export facility in Kazakhstan.

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Kazakhstan postpones decision on construction of grain terminal in Georgia

(KazTAG) – Kazakhstan will return to the issue of construction of grain terminal in Georgia in spring, Ak Bidai company, involved in design of the grain terminal in Batumi, told journalists.

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Kazakhstan Business and Economy Roundup - July 2, 2008

Economy: Bullish PM rejects tag of stricken tiger
(Financial Times) - Growth forecasts are down, but the picture is far from bleak.

Stock exchange: Market comes out of shadows
(Financial Times) - Birzha, a stock market game, hopes to educate a class of day traders to buy and sell on KASE, the country’s real exchange.

Capital markets: Outlook starts to worsen
(Financial Times) - In April, Kazakhstan’s long-term credit outlook was lowered from stable to negative amind concerns whether its banks would be able to weather the credit crisis.

Grain: Prized crop gives strategists food for thought
(Financial Times) - Kazakhstan is already recognized as an emerging global oil power. It could also play an important role in easing world grain shortages.

Business schools in drive for quality
(Financial Times) - The two best-known business schools in Kazakhstan are overcoming resource issues in a long-term drive to raise their standards.

Kazakhstan reports 1.2 percent inflation in June (SRI)

Kazakhstan: flour milling enterprises asks President to step in to save situation with flour export (AgriMarket.info)

Kazakhstan: Food Contract Corporation is interested in increase of grain shipments to Turkey (AgriMarket.info)

Alcatel-Lucent: JSC “Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan” and Alcatel-Lucent deploy IP/MPLS network for Halyk Bank in Kazakhstan (M2 Presswire)

Kazakhstan Growth Forum - a platform for potential international investors to get acquainted with country (Kazinform)

National Bank of Kazakhstan: Exchange rates July 2, 2008 (Kazinform)

Indicators - July 1, 2008
(Reuters) - Kazakhstan’s economic indicators based on data provided by the State Statistics Agency, government institutions, the central bank and exchanges.

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