Which of the following most likely results in stronger tenge?а.Outflow of portfolio investments from Kazakhstan to Russiab. Negative changes in perception of the investment climate inKazakhstanС.Decrease in world oil prices (oil is a major export item for Kazakhstan)d. Decrease in the supply of USD in the foreign exchange marketе.Increase in oil consumption in China, major importer of oil produced inKazakhstan

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Which of the following most likely results in stronger tenge? а. Outflow of portfolio investments from Kazakhstan to Russia O b. Negative changes in perception of the investment climate in Kazakhstan Decrease in world oil prices (oil is a major export item for Kazakhstan) С. d. Decrease in the supply of USD in the foreign exchange market е. Increase in oil consumption in China, major importer of oil produced in Kazakhstan

Which of the following most likely results in stronger tenge? а. Outflow of portfolio investments from Kazakhstan to Russia O b. Negative changes in perception of the investment climate in Kazakhstan Decrease in world oil prices (oil is a major export item for Kazakhstan) С. d. Decrease in the supply of USD in the foreign exchange market е. Increase in oil consumption in China, major importer of oil produced in Kazakhstan

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