MPC has a political agenda to maintain credit-driven economic growth

mainat

so in the opinion of the brains sitting in the mpc, surging inflation is not a risk to economic growth? the solution is to keep printing money to ramp up econ growth?

Its not a terrible figure considering what's taking place in the country.. I was expecting a 20+%..

These are very good signs going forward..

Kenya's inflation has not faired terribly against some of its peers in Africa

Uganda 18.9%
Tanzania 11%
Egypt 12%
Nigeria 10.5%
Ghana 8%
Burundi 10%

I dont know why Kenyans imagine they are immune from global macroeconomics

Expected a much higher rate - around 18%; seeing that l feel worse worse off than June. But then again, l dont know how the hell its calculated, so l kind of have to agree with their 15.53%. Hoping there will be a significant DROP in fuel prices this time round, which will cause fuel levy to drop and contain escalating transportation costs and commodity prices.

Any one have a clue about the inflation in the various parts of the country (perhaps on a county-by-county basis?). I checked opendata.go.ke but it lacks that dataset. Where can one get that info?