29.08.202514:00:00UTC+00Kenya's Consumer Price Index Sees Uptick in August 2025: A Year-Over-Year Comparison

In August 2025, Kenya's Consumer Price Index (CPI) marked a notable increase, reaching 4.50%, up from 4.10% in July 2025. The data, updated as of August 29, 2025, reflects an important year-over-year comparison, illustrating the dynamic nature of the country's inflationary trends.

This recent change indicates a moderate growth in consumer prices when compared to the same period last year. The previous month’s CPI had shown a 4.10% rise compared to July of the prior year, underscoring an upward movement in the inflation rate from one month to the next. These fluctuations highlight the evolving economic landscape in Kenya and could signal adjustments in both policy and consumer behavior as stakeholders anticipate continued movements in pricing.

The ongoing upward trajectory of Kenya's CPI underscores the economic challenges and inflationary pressures currently seen across the region. Stakeholders, including policymakers and analysts, will be closely monitoring these developments, examining their potential impact on the broader economic environment and future financial decisions. As inflationary measures continue to rise, responses will likely focus on balancing growth with stability.