Kenya's inflation rate experienced a marginal decrease in November, settling at 4.5 percent from October's 4.6 percent. This figure remains within the Central Bank of Kenya's target range, primarily attributed to reduced prices of staple household goods.

• Inflation dipped to 4.5% in November, down from 4.6% in October.
• The Kenya National Bureau of Statistics provided the data, noting lower prices for key household items.
• The cost of a two-kilogram packet of maize flour dropped from Sh172.41 in September to Sh168.56 in October, contributing to the eased inflation.