Kenya's Consumer Price Index (CPI) remains steady at 4.5% for the month of December 2025, reflecting no change from the previous month of November. This consistency is highlighted in the latest data update released on December 30, 2025. Both November and December have registered the same CPI rate year-over-year, indicating a stabilized inflation trend within the country during this period.
The unchanged rate suggests a period of economic stability as the inflation rate remains anchored at a manageable level. Year-over-year comparison further suggests that inflationary pressures have been moderated over the past twelve months, maintaining the level observed in December the previous year.
With the CPI consistently holding at 4.5%, policymakers and economists alike will likely view this as positive news, reinforcing confidence in the country's economic stability and forecasting a potentially smooth economic transition as the nation approaches the new year. Whether this trend will sustain into the future remains to be seen as new economic challenges and opportunities arise.