![Kenyan Stocks at its worst this year, set to fall even further [Business Africa]](https://static.euronews.com/articles/360072/400x225_360072.jpg)
Business Africa
Kenya’s stock market, which is the biggest in East Africa, has seen its fortunes turn negative with the decline dragging valuations to the weakest since 2009.
Domestic investors are favouring bonds and foreign buyers are waiting for lower valuations, it is presumed the stock prices may have further to fall.
Have a look.
![Sino-African Cooperation: A New Turning Point [Business Africa]](https://images.euronews.com/articles/stories/09/63/73/96/320x180_cmsv2_a963e3c3-011b-5838-91f8-3fbad8429872-9637396.jpg)
01:01
China to import some South African products duty-free
01:09
Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea sign agreement for cross-border gas project
01:19
United Nations renews political mission in Haiti for another year
01:11
Kenya starvation cult leader charged in connection with 52 further deaths
01:51
In Ivory Coast, cocoa farmers have nobody to sell their produce to
00:56
Road collision involving fuel tanker causes huge fire in Nairobi