CEOs upbeat on 2026 growth amid stable economy
According to the latest CEOs Survey by the Central Bank of Kenya, the positive outlook is also supported by declining bank lending rates, expectations of favourable weather conditions and increased government infrastructure spending. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
✨ Key Highlights
Kenyan CEOs are expressing optimism for business growth in 2026, driven by a stable economic environment and declining interest rates.
- Positive outlook underpinned by stable macroeconomics, easing inflation at 4.4 percent, and a steady exchange rate.
- The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) recently cut its base lending rate to 8.75 percent to stimulate private sector credit.
- Key drivers include rising demand in sectors like financial services and ICT, though elevated operating costs and competition remain challenges.
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