CBK Governor Patrick Njoroge has said that Kenya's inflation is under control.
Njoroge on Tuesday July 26, said the inflation is under control despite pressure from recent increases in the fuel tax and a food prices driven uptick in June.
The year-on-year rate of inflation reportedly rose to 5.80 percent in June from 5 percent in May.
Additionally, the retail prices of fuel went up on July 15, ushering in more pressure on the rate.
The governor told a news conference that the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) was quite comfortable with the dynamics.
The MPC retained the indicative Central Bank rate (CBR) at 10.5 per cent in a bid to check inflation expectations and maintain currency stability.