Tag: Kenyan Shilling

The Kenyan Shilling (KES) remained relatively steady against the US Dollar (USD) during Thursday’s trading session, as importer demand for

The Kenyan Shilling (KES) gained strength against international and regional peers, with the exception of the South Rand (ZAR) and

Secondary Market: Trading in the secondary market contracted significantly, with bond turnover dipping to KES 74.74 million. A cautious attitude

The Kenyan Shilling traded with steady momentum against major international peers during a relatively quiet trading session on Tuesday. Subdued

The Kenyan Shilling firmed against major peers at the beginning of the week as corporate demand for foreign currency diminished.

End of the week saw a continuation in marginal strengthening of the Kenyan Shilling (KES) against the US dollar (USD),

Treasury bill auctions were highly oversubscribed during the week, with a 180.1% overall subscription; this is the first time we

Secondary Market: Trading in the secondary market has improved over the course of the week with a bond turnover of

The Kenyan Shilling (KES) held steady against the US dollar (USD) with the USDKES exchange rate remaining unchanged at 105.50