27/08/2026
Kenya’s economic story entering the second half of 2026 is one of resilience under pressure.
Growth is expected to hold at 4.5%-4.7%, supported by recoveries in agriculture, construction and services. At the same time, inflation has risen to 6.5%, public debt has crossed KES 13 trillion, and increased domestic borrowing could keep lending rates elevated.
For investors, the picture is nuanced. Local equities are already up 27.6% year to date, with continued momentum expected in banking, telecommunications, energy and manufacturing.
Our latest Economic Update & Outlook examines the forces shaping markets in H2 2026 and what they could mean for businesses and investors.
Read the full report: https://pib.africa/research/
To learn more about what these developments could mean for your investment strategy, reach out to our team at [email protected] or +254 709 227 100.