Kazakhstan’s national currency, the tenge, has not yet experienced substantial fluctuations despite recent increases in global oil prices linked to Middle East tensions. Timur Suleimenov, Chair of the National Bank, stated this on June 10, noting a typical delay of one to several months before oil price changes impact the economy and currency. The central bank is monitoring the situation closely, but currently observes no immediate effect. This assessment was made during discussions at the Mazhilis, Kazakhstan’s lower house of parliament. Suleimenov’s comments aim to reassure the public and financial markets about the currency’s stability. The bank anticipates potential future impacts but currently reports a resilient tenge. Further developments will continue to be assessed as the geopolitical situation evolves.