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Kenya’s low inflation rate: Future Economic Growth Implications
Expert commentary - 5 minute read
In most economies, inflation tends to rise with growing consumer demand. This typically reflects a healthy environment where households have disposable income, businesses are expanding, and investor confidence is strong.
