Nairobi, Feb. 10 -- Kenya's economy is projected to grow by five percent in 2026 on stable inflation, lower interest rates, improved access to credit, and a stable shilling, analysts at KCB Investment Bank (KCBIB) said on Tuesday.

The rate of expansion of gross domestic product (GDP)- a measure of all economic activities by the government, companies, and individuals- will be marginally faster than the estimated 4.9 percent in 2025.

The analysts at KCB Group's investment banking unit said the economy is transitioning from stabilisation to cautious recovery, supported by stronger macro-economic fundamentals, but warned that high debt levels and fiscal pressures will continue to limit faster growth.

"Kenya enters 2026 with improved macro ...