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Thousands of citizens of Kazakhstan have suffered from their actions, the damage exceeded T1 billion.

In conclusion, the Head of State noted the importance of the measures to promote employment, to provide support to business entities, to introduce new technologies in production processes, to stabilize the epidemic situation and to slowly remove the quarantine.

The prime minister emphasized that the measures taken made it possible to stabilize the rise in prices for socially significant goods at 4.4%, which is two times lower than last year's indicators (8.7%). The head of government gave the example of the city of Almaty on price stabilization, where work was quickly carried out to allocate funds for the ‘reverse scheme,’ which made it possible to ensure timely replenishment and expand the list of socially important goods purchased for stabilization funds.

This is the first time in 36 years of existence that the APPEC conference, Asia's biggest gathering of oil traders, is being held virtually because of the difficulties in travelling during the Covid-19 pandemic.

In conclusion, Kodzhakhmetov assured that the money allocated for the fight against coronavirus in Kazakhstan will be used for its intended purpose.

Currently, you can buy and sell gold bars at Halyk Bank, Eurasian Bank, Jэsan Bank, Bank CenterCredit, as well as in non-bank exchange offices.

Governor of the region Kumar Aksakalov reported on the key indicators of the region's socioeconomic development and prospects of the agro-industrial complex. He added that agriculture diversification work is going on at full speed.

The preliminary data show that the National Fund’s currency assets have risen by $0.44 billion and reached $58.68 billion in August.

The National Bank chairman added that in August, support for the national currency was provided by rising oil prices, as well as the conversion of assets of the National Fund as part of the allocation of a guaranteed transfer to the republican budget and extended measures for the mandatory sale of a part of export foreign exchange earnings by companies of the quasi-public sector.

Processing industries have seen a 3.3% growth, with pharmacy, manufacture of finished metal goods, machinery and light industry posting high growth.