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In Kazakhstan, manufacturing output rose 8.6% y/y in January–September 2026 while industry overall grew 2.9% y/y, driven by machine building (+22.8% y/y) and food production (+13.8% y/y).
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В январе–сентябре 2026 г. выпуск в обрабатывающей промышленности увеличился на 8,6% г/г при росте промышленности в целом на 2,9% г/г.
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