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Numbers that show Kenyans had difficult year

Employees at a local supermarket clean jup after it was vandalised by a group of youth who looted property. [File, Standard]

Whether it was the rise of inflation or setbacks for the stock market, a few stark numbers spoke volumes about the economy and personal finance during the year.

Here are some of the most important figures that together tell the story of how our financial lives changed in 2022.

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