Kenyan inflation slowed for the second consecutive month in November, reaching a six-month low as food price growth decelerated.
Kenya’s annual inflation rate rose to 5.8% in November, compared to 6.45% recorded in October, Nairobi-based Kenya National Bureau of Statistics said Tuesday in a statement. The median of five economists’ estimates in a survey was 6%. Prices rose 0.45% in the month.
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