Ruto Delivers

01 / Economy

Economic Stabilisation

Since 2022, the government has pursued fiscal discipline and macro-economic stabilisation, steadying the shilling, rebuilding forex reserves and restoring investor confidence.

Economic Stabilisation

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Economy

KSh 13.4T

GDP in 2022

KSh 19.05T

GDP today

KSh 129

Shilling to the dollar, from KSh 162

KSh 1.97T

Forex reserves, from KSh 870B

$3.2B

Foreign direct investment, a record high

9%

Central Bank Rate, revised down in 2025

Key Achievements

  • Kenya's budget deficit reduced through spending cuts and revenue optimisation
  • The Nairobi Securities Exchange ranked among Africa's best-performing markets
  • S&P Global Ratings raised Kenya's long-term sovereign credit rating to 'B' from 'B-'
  • Foreign direct investment more than doubled from $1.5 billion in 2022