Bureau of National Statistics
of the Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Inflation in the Republic of Kazakhstan
01.12.2025
Inflation in the Republic of Kazakhstan

In November 2025, the monthly consumer price index rose to 0.8%.

Among food products, price decreases were observed for cabbages by 2.5%, carrot – by 2%, beet – by 1.4%, granulated sugar – by 1.3%, orange – by 1%, rice – by 0.5%. Prices increased for the following food items sweet pepper – by 5.2%, cauliflower – by 5.1%, lemon, chocolate – 1.9% each, horns – 0.4%.

Among non-food products, in November of this year, prices decreased for energy saving lamp by 1.7%, new imported cars – by 1.2%, kazan – by 0.8%. Smartphones increased 5.4%, washing machine – by 2.5%, bedding set – by 0.5%.

In the housing and communal services sector, tariffs for cold water decreased by 7.1%, water disposal – by 6.2%, central heating – by 4.9%, electricity – by 2.7%. Foreign language courses increased by 2.6%, lunch in the dining room – by 1.6%, initial appointment with a doctor – by 0.7%.

In annual terms, inflation in November 2025 amounted to 12.4%.

Year-on-year, prices decreased for tomatoes by 8.1%, rice – by 6.9%, sweet peppers – by 1.2%. Eggs increased by 3.9%, garlic – by 3%.

Among non-food products floor clothes dryers prices decreased by 27.6%, freezers – by 14.6%, ironing board – by 12%. The price level of dishwashing liquid rosy by 7.7%, wall tiles – by 6.2%, electric scooter – by 3.6%.

Compared to November 2024, prices for garbage removal services rose by 8.5%, printing photos – by 7.5%, medical insurance for tourists – by 4.4%.

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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