Quarterly Market Analysis Report January-March 2020
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This is a quarterly market analysis report prepared by The Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis on the performance of the Financial market of Kenya. The report focuses on different sectors of the economy and presents graphical information on the performance of different sectors in the market. The six key areas of focus include: Performance in the real sector, International markets, Money market, Fiscal performance, Capital market and Risk-related factors.
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A quarterly Market Analysis Report January – March 2020
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The Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA)Series
Market Analysis;Collections
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