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The macroeconomic pressures of the previous year stabilised in 2012, to put the Kenyan economy back on track to achieve its growth target. Inflation, for example, fell when compared to 2011. The government's decision in 2011 to cut expenditure in order to curb inflation sent a positive signal to the currency market, which restored confidence in the shilling and consequently stabilised the exchange rate. Furthermore, lower international food prices and energy prices also contributed to a slight...
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