The Ndungu policies will drop the NSE like a hot potato..
The bulls ran back away after his announcement..

Only traders with an appreciation of Econ 101 stand to make it in a highly volatile and uncertain mkts.
For starters, interest rates do affect stock prices and it's always wise to monitor the interest rate movements before making any buy sell decisions in equities!

Tax reforms set stage for higher consumer prices

“Ultimately, all these costs will be passed on to the consumer with devastating consequences on retail pricing at a time of high level inflation,” said John Gikima, a tax associate at Ernst & Young.

Notable among the items that will be charged full VAT at 16 per cent are the electricity, furnace, diesel and other fuels used to drive machinery

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Seeing that a Canadian based org.having a report on Seedco Zim adds them a lot of marks in my books keep it up! If one is to discuss Africa and its oppurtunities, then let it be wholesale!

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