Bureau of National statistics
Agency for Strategic planning and reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Inflation in the Republic of Kazakhstan
02.05.2025
Inflation in the Republic of Kazakhstan

In April 2025, the monthly consumer price index was 1.2% (in March 2025 – 1.3%). Prices for paid services increased by 1.9%, food products – by 1.1%, non-food products – by 0.6%.

In the sphere of housing and communal services, tariffs for garbage removal increased by 4.5%. Bathhouses services rose in price by 5%, hairdressers and beauty salons – by 2.6%, catering services – by 2%. Prices for Internet communication services and cinemas increased by 4%, sanatoriums – by 3.8%, medical laboratories and X–ray rooms – by 2.5%, dental services – by 2.1%.

Among food products, prices increased for cabbage by 20.2%, beets – by 11.7%, bulb onions – by 11.5%, carrots – by 9.2%, potatoes, lemons – by 7.1%, olive oil – by 6.6%, grapes – by 6.5%, sweet peppers – by 5.9%, salted herring – by 4%, mutton – by 3.3%, beef, sugar – by 2.2%. A decrease in prices was noted for cucumbers by 14.3%, tomatoes – by 5%, oatmeal – by 4.3%, oranges – by 2%, rice – by 0.4%, eggs – by 0.3%.

An increase in prices in April this year was noted for a gold engagement ring by 2.3%, clothing and shoes – by 1%, medicines – by 0.5%. Diesel fuel rose in price by 1.1%.

Among the regions, the highest monthly inflation was registered in Turkistan region and Almaty, Shymkent cities, 1.5% (above the national average by 0.3 percentage points), the lowest in Akmola region – 0.7%.

By region, food prices increased the most in the city of Soltustik Kazakhstan by 1.9%, non-food products in the Kyzylorda region – by 1.1%, and paid services in the city of Turkistan region – by 3.7%.


Inflation in April 2025 was 10.7% year-on-year. Prices for paid services increased by 15.7%, non-food products – by 8.9%, food products – by 8.5%.

The consumer price index, which characterizes the level of inflation, is calculated monthly. Observations are carried out on tariffs and prices for services and goods, for a total of 508 items. Dynamic changes in inflation can be viewed on a specially designed interactive dashboard, which covers indicators starting from 2018.

*From January 2025 when constructing the consumer price index, the share of food products is 40.0%, non-food products – 30,3%, paid services – 29,7%.


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