Kenyans working at the mjengo are now following the financial market like their lives depend on it. Because their lives actually depend on it. Getting paid in kshs was not an option so many opted for the USD option. It was on the rise and it was the best deal there was. The fluctuation of the dollar in Kenya, as in many other countries, is influenced by various factors, including economic conditions, government policies, global market trends, and geopolitical events. Here are some reasons why the dollar might fluctuate in Kenya: Economic Indicators: Changes in key economic indicators such as inflation rates, interest rates, and GDP growth can impact the value of the Kenyan shilling relative to the US dollar. For example, if Kenya experiences high inflation or low GDP growth, investors may lose confidence in the Kenyan currency, causing the dollar to strengthen against it. Monetary Policy: Actions taken by the Central Bank of Kenya, such as adjusting interest rates or implementing monet...