Tag: borrowing costs
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Kenya’s Economy Poised for Faster Growth in 2026 as Borrowing Costs Fall
Outlook for 2026: A more upbeat growth path Kenya’s economy is expected to accelerate in 2026, supported by falling borrowing costs, stronger export performance, and healthier household spending. A consensus among global banks, consultancies, and think tanks points to a brighter macro backdrop as policymakers work to ease financing conditions, improve infrastructure, and stimulate demand…
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Kenya’s Economy Poised for Faster Growth in 2026 as Falling Credit Costs Spur Optimism
Kenya’s 2026 Outlook Brightens as Borrowing Costs Fall Kenya’s economy is projected to accelerate in 2026, driven by a confluence of favorable factors: easing credit costs, stronger export performance, and improving household spending. A recent consensus among global banks, consultancies, and think tanks highlights a more optimistic trajectory for the region’s largest economy. While uncertainties…