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Central Bank of Kenya Governor Dr Patrick Njoroge projects that fuel prices will drop by December despite President William Ruto ending the subsidy. Speaking on Monday, during the Members of Parliament induction, Njoroge explained that while the cost of fuel in the international market had hit a record high in previous months, the cost had begun dropping. He attributed this drop to the resumption of relative normalcy in the countries that produce oil. He adds that while the regulator will execute its mandate by trying to regulate inflation, a more permanent solution will be realised when the cost of fuel drops. The Governor agreed with President William Ruto that subsidies were detrimental to the economy, and may also affect inflation in the country.
CBK governor says fuel prices to stabilise soon
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