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Kenyan Markets Rebound After Anti-Government Protests

  • NSE indices recover as investor confidence returns
  • Political and economic challenges remain significant risks

Nairobi, Kenya – Kenyan markets have experienced a period of marked volatility since anti-government protests erupted in June. The passing of the controversial Finance Bill on June 25th triggered unrest and the storming of parliament by thousands of protestors.

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