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ALMATY: Kazakhstan's current account surplus soared around 4.5 times last year to $13.6 billion, owing largely to high world prices for the country's commodities, the central bank said on Tuesday, publishing its revised data for the surplus.
The bank said on Feb. 1 that Kazakhstan's current account surplus had grown to $8.2 billion last year from $3 billion in 2010.
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