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Market Perceptions Survey of March 2026

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The Central Bank of Kenya published its March 2026 Market Perceptions Survey reporting that respondents remain optimistic about Kenya's economic outlook over the next 12 months, citing stable macroeconomic conditions, stronger private sector activity, and expected robust agricultural performance. The survey also notes persistent risks from spillover effects of the ongoing Middle East conflict on global and domestic economies.

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The Central Bank of Kenya released its March 2026 Market Perceptions Survey summarizing market sentiment on Kenya's economic trajectory. The survey reports optimism among respondents regarding Kenya's 12-month economic outlook, supported by stable macroeconomic conditions, stronger private sector activity, and expected robust agricultural performance.

Affected parties, including financial institutions, investors, and businesses operating in Kenya, should note the survey's identification of key risks: spillover effects from the ongoing Middle East conflict that could impact the global and domestic economy and push inflation higher through supply chain disruptions and rising oil prices. This economic data release provides market intelligence but does not create any new compliance obligations.

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Apr 18, 2026

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Market Perceptions Survey of March 2026

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Respondents in the March 2026 market perception survey remain optimistic about Kenya’s economic outlook over the next 12 months, supported by stable macroeconomic conditions, stronger private sector activity, and expected robust agricultural performance. However, risks to the growth outcome persist, mainly due to spillover effects from the ongoing Middle East conflict on the global and domestic economy, which could also push inflation higher through supply chain disruptions and rising oil prices. Read more…

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Posted On: 17-04-2026
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CBK
Published
April 17th, 2026
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Final
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Economic data release Market survey publication
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United States US

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Banking
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Finance
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Public Health Monetary Policy

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