The volume of the produced Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for 2024 (updated data) amounted to 136693318,3 million tenge.

In July 2025, the monthly consumer price index slowed down and amounted to 0.7% (in June 2025 – 0.8%).

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has officially confirmed Kazakhstan’s adherence to the Recommendation on Good Statistical Practice.

In June 2025, the monthly consumer price index slowed down and amounted to 0.8% (in May 2025 – 0.9%).

The physical volume index (PVI) of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for January-March 2025 (a reported data) in relation to 2024 amounted to the appropriate period 105,6%.

Kazakhstan has become the first country in the CIS to incorporate mobile data into official tourism statistics. This groundbreaking initiative is being implemented by the Bureau of National Statistics with the support of the World Bank and aligns with the Head of State’s directives to introduce innovative approaches to data management.

The Bureau of National Statistics received a delegation from Turkmenistan, which included representatives from the State Committee on Statistics, the Central Bank, and the State Customs Service of Turkmenistan.

Bureau of National Statistics met with international experts from UNEP, UNITAR, and representatives of the Centre for Sustainable Development Cooperation. The discussion focused on the Bureau’s potential participation in an international project on the management of electronic and electrical waste, as well as further steps related to methodological support, expert consultations, and data accounting of electrical and electronic equipment within production, international trade, and environmental statistics.

Today, the Bureau of National Statistics presented the results of the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) at the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The survey was conducted with the support of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). It has become the largest source of comprehensive data on the situation of children and women in Kazakhstan in recent years.

In the I quarter of 2025, the unemployment rate1) in Kazakhstan, calculated according to the International Labour Organisation's methodology (who did not have a profitable occupation (job), were actively looking for it and were ready to start it), amounted to 4,6%.