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Kazakhstan hopes proactive crisis spending is enough


 Subject
 Kazakhstan's post-COVID-19 outlook.
 
 
 Significance
 Kazakhstan has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and the plunge in oil prices, but has taken timely remedial action. The health ministry has warned that a second wave of infections is possible later this year. 
 
 
 Impacts
 The crisis highlights Kazakhstan's reliance on oil and on trade with China. 
 COVID-19 outbreaks at the Tengiz oilfield and Kazakhmys copper mine will directly affect output capacity. 
 The government will need a campaign to deflect ‘anti-vaxxer’ resistance as it drives legislation making certain vaccinations mandatory. 
