Low oil prices and loose monetary policy in the U.S. have bolstered Kenya’s economy, East Africa’s largest, helping it grow faster than expected last year and setting it on course for sustained growth in the years ahead, according to the World Bank.
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Thu, 03/05/2015 - 12:44am
Low oil prices and loose monetary policy in the U.S. have bolstered Kenya’s economy, East Africa’s largest, helping it grow faster than expected last year and setting it on course for sustained growth in the years ahead, according to the World Bank.