PS Kiptoo: Lower Inflation Helped Ease Cost of Living in 2025

[Business Today - Kenya] - 6/01/2026

Kenya’s economy remained stable and continued to improve in 2025, Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo has said, citing lower inflation and stronger foreign exchange inflows as key gains. In a statement Tuesday, Kiptoo said easing inflation helped reduce pressure on households by lowering (…)

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