惠誉：肯尼亚2025/26财年预算赤字将达到5.2%

Group 1 - Fitch Ratings confirmed Kenya's long-term credit rating at "B-" with a stable outlook as of the end of July [1] - High debt repayment costs, weak governance, and low income are expected to lead to a budget deficit of 5.2%, significantly higher than the "B" median of 3.6% [1] - The Kenyan government aims to reduce spending to 22% of GDP by the fiscal year 2025/26, a decrease of nearly one percentage point [1] Group 2 - Fitch anticipates limited progress in spending control due to rising debt repayment costs and increased social and security demands [1] - The revenue outlook is conservative, with total revenue projected to slightly increase to 17.2% of GDP in the fiscal year 2025/26, below the government's target of 17.5% and the "B-" level corresponding 17.7% [1]