Tues 9th August 2022, Election Day
Is the stock market the barometer of economic health? An indicator of the general conditions of the business atmosphere in a country? Where is the 6 percent growth coming from? @alykhansatchu @DavidNdii @Nikhil_Hira @nderi_j pic.twitter.com/lsjs2Gzlxz— Mohamed Wehliye, MBS (@WehliyeMohamed) April 30, 2019
Is the stock market the barometer of economic health? An indicator of the general conditions of the business atmosphere in a country? Where is the 6 percent growth coming from? @alykhansatchu @DavidNdii @Nikhil_Hira @nderi_j pic.twitter.com/lsjs2Gzlxz
Food prices rise 6.9% in April, more than in previous 15 months combined. Should moderate in May but hard to say by how much. I was expecting inflation to trend in higher end of CBK's 2.5-7.5% target range in 2H19 but breach of ceiling now possible. https://t.co/ToquuG48jb— Mark Bohlund (@Markbohlund) April 30, 2019
Food prices rise 6.9% in April, more than in previous 15 months combined. Should moderate in May but hard to say by how much. I was expecting inflation to trend in higher end of CBK's 2.5-7.5% target range in 2H19 but breach of ceiling now possible. https://t.co/ToquuG48jb
Brace yourselves for a tough ride.Kasuku ya Waru is 200 bob from 40-60 bob.Waru moja ni 10 bob. Moja!! Tomato 100-120 kilo.Kitunguu at least iko cheap 50-70 bob kilo.— Shoba Gatimu (@shobanes) April 30, 2019
Brace yourselves for a tough ride.Kasuku ya Waru is 200 bob from 40-60 bob.Waru moja ni 10 bob. Moja!! Tomato 100-120 kilo.Kitunguu at least iko cheap 50-70 bob kilo.
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