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03/11/2026

KSh1T+
Investor bids
KSh654B
Accepted by CBK
KSh480B
Original target
65.1%
Annual net domestic borrowing target achieved
Source: Business Daily, November 2, 2026.
💰 Why are investors choosing government bonds?
Predictable interest payments, generally twice a year.
Relatively lower risk compared with many private investments, although government bonds still carry risks.
Infrastructure bonds can offer tax advantages.
Investors can earn returns without directly operating a business.
However, analysts warn that rising inflation could affect future interest rates and bond valuations.
🇰🇪 What does this mean for Kenya's economy?
There are two sides to this development.
Positive: The government can raise money locally to finance infrastructure and other public expenditure.
Concern: If too much available investment capital flows into government securities instead of private businesses, startups and expanding companies may struggle to attract financing.
📌 An opportunity for ordinary Kenyans
You don't need billions to invest in Treasury bonds. The current CBK offer allows non-competitive bids starting at KSh50,000, through an active DhowCSD account.

30/10/2026

🇰🇪⛽ FUEL PRICE DISPUTE: KENYAN MOTORISTS FACE HIGHER COSTS AS DEALERS THREATEN SUPPLY DISRUPTION

Kenya’s petroleum sector is facing fresh pressure as independent fuel dealers threaten to stop purchasing from oil marketers they accuse of charging wholesale prices above the limits set by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA).

The dispute raises concerns about fuel availability and the cost of doing business across the country.

📊 CURRENT FUEL PRICES IN NAIROBI

According to EPRA, the maximum retail prices for October 15 to November 14, 2026, are:

⛽ Super petrol: KSh226.96 per litre

🚛 Diesel: KSh227.76 per litre

🔥 Kerosene: KSh219.87 per litre

📈 WHY THIS MATTERS

Higher fuel costs affect more than motorists. They can increase:

Public transport and freight charges.

Food distribution and household expenses.

Manufacturing and delivery costs.

Operating expenses for small businesses.

Independent fuel dealers argue that buying fuel above regulated wholesale prices while selling at capped retail prices makes their businesses difficult to sustain.

💡 WHAT SHOULD KENYANS WATCH?

The key question is whether the government and oil marketers can resolve the wholesale pricing dispute before it causes wider supply disruptions.

For consumers, the outcome could affect fuel availability, transport costs and prices of everyday good

28/10/2026

🇺🇸🏦 US FEDERAL RESERVE DECISION: WHY GLOBAL MARKETS ARE WATCHING TODAY

The US Federal Reserve is expected to announce its latest interest-rate decision on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, as inflation pressures continue to challenge the American economy.

📊 What investors need to know

- Current interest rate: 3.75%–4.00%.
- Expected decision: Economists widely expect the Fed to keep rates unchanged at this meeting.
- Inflation: US annual inflation reached 3.7% in September, up from 2.4% in February.
- December outlook: Economists increasingly expect another rate increase before the end of the year.

💵 WHY DOES THIS MATTER?

The Fed's decision influences borrowing costs, the US dollar, Treasury bonds, stock markets and international investment flows.

🇰🇪 WHAT IT MEANS FOR KENYA

A stronger US dollar can make dollar-denominated imports and foreign debt more expensive. Higher American interest rates can also make US investments more attractive relative to emerging markets, potentially putting pressure on currencies such as the Kenyan shilling.

If the Fed keeps rates unchanged, investors will focus on its guidance about the next move. Holding rates does not automatically mean borrowing will become cheaper.

📌 THE BIG QUESTION: Will the Fed prioritise fighting inflation or avoid tightening financial conditions further?

The announcement and the Fed chair's press conference could influence markets well beyond the United States.

27/10/2026

🌍🛢️ GLOBAL OIL PRICES FALL AS PEACE TALKS RAISE HOPES OF EASING SUPPLY DISRUPTIONS

International oil prices slipped on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, as diplomatic efforts to ease the US-Israeli war on Iran raised hopes of improved energy supplies.

📊 Latest oil market figures

🛢️ Brent crude: approximately $114.81 per barrel

🇺🇸 US WTI crude: approximately $100.88 per barrel

Both benchmarks fell around 0.86%, according to Reuters. However, prices remain close to six-month highs following last week's surge above $117 for Brent.

⚠️ WHY ARE OIL PRICES STILL HIGH?

Despite peace efforts, attacks on Saudi Arabia and shipping routes in the Middle East continue to threaten oil supplies. The Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global petroleum shipments, remains a major concern.

🇰🇪 WHAT THIS MEANS FOR KENYA

Kenya imports most of its petroleum products. Persistently high international oil prices can put pressure on:

Petrol and diesel prices

Public transport and freight costs

Food prices and inflation

Business operating expenses

A sustained decline in crude oil prices could ease some of these pressures, although local pump prices also depend on exchange rates, taxes, shipping and regulatory pricing.

📌 THE BIG PICTURE: Oil markets are caught between hopes for peace and fears of further supply disruptions. The direction of the conflict could significantly influence global inflation and the cost of living in Kenya.

26/10/2026

🇰🇪🛢️ DANGOTE BUYS 24.7% STAKE IN KENYA PIPELINE COMPANY FOR KSh42.5 BILLION

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has acquired a 24.76% stake in Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) in a deal worth approximately KSh42.5 billion, making him the company’s second-largest shareholder after the Kenyan government.

The transaction involved about 4.5 billion shares previously held by state-linked institutions and pension funds. The deal was confirmed on October 21, 2026.

💰 WHAT IS DANGOTE'S PLAN?

Dangote has announced plans to invest US$1.5 billion (approximately KSh195 billion) to expand Kenya Pipeline’s infrastructure. The investment aligns with his broader ambitions to build an integrated petroleum refining, storage and distribution network across Africa.

The move comes as his group advances plans for a major oil refinery in Lamu.

📈 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR KENYA?

• Potential investment in fuel transportation and storage infrastructure. • Opportunities to strengthen Kenya’s position as a regional petroleum distribution hub. • Possible new business and employment opportunities. • Increased investor attention on Kenya’s energy sector.

23/10/2026

Kenya’s stock market is under pressure as investors sell shares and major market indices continue to decline. The latest weekly market report from Standard Investment Bank, published on October 19, shows the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) recorded its third consecutive week of losses.
📉 Key figures
NSE All-Share Index (NASI) −1.8%
NSE 20 Share Index −1.5%
NSE 25 Share Index −1.9%
Foreign investor net selling US$9.5M
Figures cover the week reported on October 19, 2026.
🏦 Which shares are attracting attention?
Equity Group: The share price fell 3.8% over the reported week to KSh100.
Safaricom: Declined 2.4% to KSh34.90.
I&M Holdings: Fell 2.9% to KSh85.
Express Kenya: Rose 5.6% to KSh7.54, making it the week's leading gainer in the report.
💡 What does this mean for investors?
A falling market can present opportunities to buy shares at lower prices, but losses can continue. Investors should review company earnings, dividends, debt levels and long-term prospects instead of buying simply because a share price has dropped.

23/10/2026

UK government debt exceeds £3 trillion
Britain's government debt has passed £3 trillion, while annual inflation accelerated to 3.5% in September. The combination of rising prices and borrowing costs is increasing pressure on public finances.
Business impact: Higher debt-servicing costs could restrict government spending and influence future tax and interest-rate decisions.

22/10/2026

Asian markets suffered heavy losses as investors worried about expensive AI investments, geopolitical tensions and higher borrowing costs. Japan's Nikkei fell 2.7%, South Korea's Kospi dropped 3.5%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng declined 3.2%.
Business impact: The sell-off could affect technology companies, investment portfolios and investor confidence across the region.

21/10/2026

Oil climbs above $110 as Middle East supply fears intensify
Energy markets face renewed pressure
Brent crude rose about 1.5% to $110.40 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) reached $99.27. Concerns over shipping security, attacks on vessels and possible disruptions to Middle Eastern oil supplies are driving prices higher.
Why it matters: Higher oil prices can increase fuel, transport and manufacturing costs worldwide, putting pressure on household budgets and business profits.

19/10/2026

🇰🇪 KENYANS EARN LESS AS MONEY MARKET FUND RETURNS DROP TO 9.3%

📉 Money market fund (MMF) returns in Kenya have declined, with the average annualised return falling to 9.3% after fees, down from 9.9% a year earlier, according to Business Daily on October 18, 2026.

💰 What does this mean for your savings?

Money market funds invest mainly in Treasury bills, government securities and bank deposits. As interest rates fall, the returns investors receive from these funds can also decline.

📊 The figures at a glance:

- Average MMF return: 9.3% after fees.
- One-year Treasury bill yield: approximately 9.03%.
- Average bank fixed-deposit rate: 6.91%, as of August 2026.

⚠️ Should you withdraw your money?

Not necessarily. MMFs remain a popular option for people seeking relatively low-risk investments and access to their money. However, compare current returns, fees, withdrawal terms and the fund manager's track record before making a decision.

Higher returns may be available through other investment products, but these can involve greater risk.

The lesson: Don't just save your money. Understand where it is invested, what it earns and what risks you are taking.

Source: Business Daily, October 18, 2026.

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