The Month Of July Shaved 1.1 Percent Off The Kenyan Shilling
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The Kenya Shilling depreciated by 1.1 percent against the US Dollar in July to close at 107.7 shillings, from 106.5
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The Kenya Shilling depreciated by 1.1 percent against the US Dollar in July to close at 107.7 shillings, from 106.5
By Juma
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Last week, the Kenya Shilling depreciated by 0.5 percent against the US Dollar to close the week at 108.0 shillings
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The Kenyan shilling has continued receiving the heat from the US Dollar, dropping to its lowest in history as of
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The top gainer of the day at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday was Longhorn Publishers with 8.41 percent
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As cases of Covid-19 continues to spike across the country, the Kenyan shilling seems to be on the receiving end,
By Juma
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Last week, the Kenya Shilling depreciated by 0.2 percent against the US Dollar to close the week at 106.5 shillings,
By Juma
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The Kenyan shilling has continued being on the receiving end against the US Dollar amidst the rising cases of Covid-19.
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As Covid-19 continues to sweep across the country, the Kenyan shillings has continued being on the receiving end, getting the
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As Covid-19 continues to sweep across Kenya, the local currency has been under constant pressure from the US dollar despite
By Juma
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During the week, the Kenya Shilling remained relatively stable depreciating marginally by 0.1 percent against the US Dollar to close