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In Kazakhstan the number of overdue microloans is growing, especially among entrepreneurs; the total microfinance portfolio reached 1.6 trillion tenge by end-August 2026, with 358.1 billion tenge (22.7%) overdue.
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В Казахстане растет число просрочек по микрокредитам, особенно среди предпринимателей, пишет Finprom.
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