1 Billion Shillings Paid to Non-Farmers as Farmers Wallow in Poverty
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As a wave of scandals continues to sweep across the country, it has now emerged that the National Cereals and
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Shilling Retracts Slightly against the Dollar but still Resilient
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The Kenyan shilling slightly retracted against the US Dollar but still resilient against the some analyst’s projections. Against the US
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How the Shilling Was Trading Across Commercial Banks in Kenya
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On Tuesday, the US Dollar was being bought at an average of 100.70 shillings and sold at 100.90 shillings across
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·KES Posts mixed reactions as NSE turnover drops on Thursday
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Kenyan Shilling Performance: Against the US Dollar, the Kenyan Shilling strengthened 0.02% from Wednesday’s level to 100.43 (2.7% year-to-date). Against the Sterling
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Shilling Slightly Depreciates But Still Resilient Against the Dollar
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Kenya Shilling depreciated by 0.2 percent last week against the US Dollar to close at 100.4 shillings to the dollar
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·Kenyan Markets Thursday: The KES weakens as foreign investors dominate net selling positions
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Kenyan Shilling Performance Against the US Dollar, the Kenyan Shilling weakened 0.13% from yesterday’s level to 100.60 (2.6% year-to-date). Against the Sterling
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Shilling Still Strong: Strengthens Against The Dollar, Pound and Euro
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The Kenyan shilling has remained resilient against global major currencies by holding tight against the US Dollar, the Sterling Pound,
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Market Turnover Increases Marginally By 1.50% on Monday
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The market turnover at the bourse increased by 1.50 percent to USD 7.44 million or an equivalent to 746.9 million shillings
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·Market Turnover Up by 21% as Foreigners Assume Net Selling Position
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The market turnover at the bourse increased by 21.0 percent as the week came to an end to USD 7.33 million
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Shilling Weakens Slightly Against the Dollar but Still Resilient
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The Kenyan shilling weakened slightly against the US Dollar by 0.07 percent but still at its highest point of 100.05
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