More Dollars Pumped in to Rescue Kenyan Shilling
Investment
More Dollars have been pumped into the market by the Central Bank of Kenya in an effort to prop the
Investment
More Dollars have been pumped into the market by the Central Bank of Kenya in an effort to prop the
Money
Tuesday was marked by the Kenyan Shilling making gains against a basket of currencies with the notable exception being the
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Secondary Market: Trading in the secondary market continued an upward trajectory as bond turnover multiplied by 123% to KES 370
Money
The Kenyan Shilling (KES) was vulnerable at the start of the week as it faced pressures from both external and
Investment
Under subscription of Treasury bills continued during the week, with total subscriptions declining to 42.1%, compared to last week’s 79.8%
Market News
Secondary Market: Trading in the secondary market dipped at the end of the week as bond turnover contracted to KES
Money
The Kenyan Shilling weakened further on Thursday as a result of heavy dollar demand especially from the telecoms and energy
Market News
The Kenyan Shilling (KES) eased in the early trading hours during Thursday’s trading session as sentiments pointed towards easing liquidity
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The Kenyan Shilling (KES) was stable during Wednesday’s trading session as liquidity in the money market tightened; traders expect the
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There are concerns from economic analysts that the shilling could trade at 107 against the US Dollar by the end