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Relationship between inflation and stock performance: evidence from Kenya
The relationship between inflation and stock performance has been a field of controversial study throughout the years. It was initiated by Fisher (1930) when he hypothesized that ex-ante nominal interest rate should fully predict movements in expected inflation in order to yield the equilibrium real
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