Kenya’s duty-free trade deal with China opens substantial export opportunities and supports diversification of the country’s export basket.
Focuses on the performance and dynamics of the Nairobi Securities Exchange and other financial markets. Delivers updates on stocks, bonds, commodities, and investor sentiment.
Kenya’s duty-free trade deal with China opens substantial export opportunities and supports diversification of the country’s export basket.
Nigeria’s EV deal signals a strategic shift from vehicle imports to large-scale electric vehicle manufacturing.
Kenyan farmers are shifting to informal and digital credit as banks and Saccos become less accessible.
A closer look at why low prices often reflect risk, not opportunity, in modern financial markets.
Shares in Reliance Industries have experienced a dramatic decline, hitting the most oversold level in five years. The tumble comes amidst increasing concerns over profitability and market outlook, compelling investors
Global stock markets reacted negatively as President Trump intensified demands concerning tariffs over Greenland, leading to a significant decline in share values. Investors expressed concern over potential trade wars and
Kenya has successfully arranged a bond switch to defer KSh 25 billion in debt obligations until 2037, providing the government with much-needed fiscal breathing space. This maneuver allows the government
In a notable shift in market sentiment, Kenyan investors have redirected Sh25 billion into lower-return bonds, indicating a cautious approach to risk amidst ongoing economic uncertainties. This transition reflects a
Kenya’s business environment is defined by uncertainty. From sudden tax changes and interest rate spikes to global supply chain disruptions and election-related slowdowns, economic shocks are no longer rare events.