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Kenya Power is still a 10-bagger, up by more than 1,000% since 2024, despite its recent losses.

Meanwhile, Kengen has erased all of its 2026 price gains.

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Both I&M and KMRC have priced their MTNs at 12.20%. However, I&M's MTNs are taxable with an after tax yield of 10.37% while KMRC's MTNs are tax exempt with an after tax yield of 12.20%.

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The April inflation print of 5.6%, exceeded CBK's outlook by 80 basis points (0.8%), and will likely put upward pressure on interest rates.

The short-end of the yield curve (short term interest rates: Treasury bills and short term bond yields) should reprice upwards almost immediately and reflect in tomorrow's yield curve and next week's Treasury bills auction.

Bond investors care about real returns (inflation adjusted returns). Higher inflation equals lower real yields (if nominal yields don’t adjust), implying investors will demand higher nominal yields to compensate.

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Inflation means that life will get more expensive over time—the only variable is how quickly it happens.

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Safaricom, Kengen and HFCK have erased all of their 2026 gains.

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Kenya Airways is insolvent to the tune of Kshs. 132 billion, which means it is worth nothing...zero.

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It’s remarkable that barely two months into the year, stocks such as DTB, Britam, Stanbic and Kenya Power have already delivered price returns of over 25%.

Kenya Power is now up over 1,100% since 2024, when the current bull market began.

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This is one of the main reasons the bull market will likely continue in 2026: low and falling interest rates.

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Kenya Power is now up 30.15% year-to-date and 1,164.29% since 2024.

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The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) remained firmly bullish in January with gains among the top performers significantly outweighing losses among the worst performers.

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