Kenya’s Inflation Rises Marginally in September 2025, Unga and Sugar Prices Drop

Christopher Ajwang
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  • Product Name: Kenya Staple Food Index (KSFI) Dashboard

  • Data Source: Direct from KNBS, market surveys, and retail partner APIs.

  • Core Metrics:

    • Monthly/Weekly price movement for a basket of 15 staple goods.

    • Year-on-Year and Month-on-Month inflation calculations for food.

    • Regional price disparities (Nairobi vs. Rural averages).

    • Predictive analytics on price trends for the next 30-90 days.

  • Dashboard Features:

    • Customizable charts and data export (Excel, CSV).

    • Automated PDF reports delivered weekly or monthly.

    • Alerts on significant price shocks or drops.

  • Target Audience: Retail chains, FMCG distributors, Financial Analysts, NGOs, and Policy Makers.

  • Subscription Model: Tiered based on data depth and user seats.

Long Description:

While headlines state a marginal rise in Kenya’s overall inflation for September 2025, our data reveals the critical nuance: a significant drop in the cost of key staples like Unga and sugar. For businesses, this granularity is the key to strategic decision-making.

Introducing the Kenya Staple Food Index (KSFI), a professional business intelligence dashboard designed for those who need more than just the headline figure. We provide deep, actionable data on the prices that matter most to the Kenyan consumer and economy. Understand not just that sugar prices fell, but where, by how much, and what the trend predicts for the coming quarter.

For retailers, this means optimizing pricing strategies and inventory. For investors, it provides a real-time pulse on consumer purchasing power. For NGOs, it pinpoints regions needing economic intervention. In a volatile market, deep data is your most valuable asset. Move beyond the headlines. Make informed decisions with the Kenya Staple Food Index.

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