I've been wondering who would take a loan right now just to end up with an unpredictable rate after march. Anyway,what about tourism?We're already seeing the precaution they're taking. By also lowering the CBR and commercials banks following suit,Kenyans will have more money and will again go to funding imports.What do you think,am I a bit off?

To hold or to cut!

- Kenya's Monetary Policy Committee retains the CBR at 9.50 percent.
- The MPC 'expects the
elections will enhance
confidence, giving rise to
optimism & a revision of
portfolios towards long-term investments.'
- MPC notes maintained
confidence in economy with NSE-20 up from 4,416.60 in Jan to 4,518.59 in Feb 2013 with increased foreign
participation.
- KE diaspora remittances up from USD97.50m in Nov 2012
to USD105.66m in Dec 2012; amounted to USD102.97m in Jan 2013 - MPC

What do we expect of NSE 2morrow?

Tomorrow we go past 5,000pts on the NSE

#makingmoney2013

Over to MPC.
I see a reduction by 150 basis points to 8% (a bit ambitious if you ask me). With Brent checked at 101, political uncertainty at an all time low, a new administration in place, a strong/stable shilling, rains around and monthly inflation unchanged, it's all systems go. Banks will smile, money will look for Equities.

Any white smoke from huko @scubidu @kizee1
The NSE has already factored in a rate hike.

Sorry, meant a rate cut.

leave alone it seems to be the only thing propping up the shilling...anyways...they should announce soon.