ALMATY: Kazakhstan said on Tuesday it would allow its national tenge currency to devalue by 19% to about 185 per dollar because of a decline in other emerging market currencies and in order to try to prevent large-scale speculation on the forex market.
Shortly after the announcement by the central bank, the official rate of the tenge fell to 163.90 to the dollar from 155.56 on Monday.
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