Thursday, March 11th, 2010


The year 2010 is poised to favour accelerated economic growth going by prevailing market and environmental conditions. The El Nino rains, the governments stimulus programme, the FIFA world cup to be hosted in South Africa and increased foreign investor participation at the Nairobi Stock Exchange are factors that favour economic upturn but according to an analyst at CFC Stanbic financial services, Judd Murigi the positives are only good on paper and may not be realized unless the governments stimulus package is actually spent. He also warns that the economy must be sufficiently cushioned from political risks that may be occasioned by the anticipated referendum on a new constitution and prosecutions of post election violence suspects at the Hague.

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One Response to “2010: Optimism Stirs NSE”
  1. karuitha says:

    please don’t mention the 2010 world cup. If the government had invested heavly in upgrading our sport stadiums, Kenya could have earned much more from the world cup. Now we will only be left to earn a fraction of that.

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