Category: Business

EPRA Holds Fuel Prices Steady Despite Rising Operational Costs

EPRA Holds Fuel Prices Steady Despite Rising Operational Costs

For the second month in a row, EPRA has kept fuel prices unchanged in Nairobi, with subsidies substantially increased to cushion oil marketers and transporters from rising operational costs. This decision, influenced by a recent Cost of Service Study, aligns with falling global oil prices to mitigate consumer impacts and stabilize market dynamics.

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Bitcoin Takes a Hit as Trump's New Tariffs Spark Market Tumult

Bitcoin Takes a Hit as Trump's New Tariffs Spark Market Tumult

Bitcoin plunged significantly after President Trump's announcement of major trade tariffs, impacting 15 countries. This sparked substantial losses in corporate Bitcoin treasuries and ETFs. Analysts stress a critical price point at $91,000 for potential recovery, while others see opportunities for Bitcoin as a hedge against dollar instability. Meanwhile, potential regulatory changes and Federal Reserve policies could influence future market moves.

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The Challenges and Future of Aston Martin in the Competitive Luxury Car Market

The Challenges and Future of Aston Martin in the Competitive Luxury Car Market

Aston Martin, the renowned luxury car brand, is navigating significant hurdles as it attempts to balance prestige with profitability. Recent financial reports indicate a drop in average selling prices due to fewer deliveries of high-end models. As the company confronts these financial strains, it must also tackle strategic challenges in transitioning to a more mainstream role without losing its exclusivity and face stiff competition from brands like Ferrari and Lamborghini.

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Latest EPRA Review Leads to Minor Fuel Price Reduction in Kenya

Latest EPRA Review Leads to Minor Fuel Price Reduction in Kenya

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has decremented fuel prices in its recent review, with new rates effective until mid-next month. Diesel and super petrol see a slight decline in Nairobi, despite adverse economic cues like a weaker shilling and rising global fuel prices. This adjustment follows the cessation of a government subsidy last year.

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