What a US economic slowdown will mean for Kenyan investors

If the world’s biggest economy is feared to slip into recession, then there’s reason to be alarmed.

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It was a tough Monday for global stock markets. There was “blood” everywhere. Some are now calling it “St. Valentine's Day.”

It started in Asia with the Japanese stock market dropping 13 percent of its value then extended the intense selloffs that followed the Bank of Japan’s rate hike last week - it's now on record as the biggest one-day drop since 1987.

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