East African ministers to unveil budgets amid Iran cost shocks, debt strains
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Finance ministers from Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania are set to present their 2026/27 budgets, focusing on mitigating economic impacts from Middle East war-related cost shocks while managing debt levels. Investor attention centers on these nations' fiscal strategies amid geopolitical tensions.
By Duncan Miriri and Elias Biryabarema NAIROBI/KAMPALA, June 11 (Reuters) - Finance ministers in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania will present their 2026/27 budgets to parliament on Thursday, with investors focused on how they will shield their economies from cost shocks linked to the Middle East war while keeping debt in check.