Secondary Turnover Spiked To 3.2 Billion Shillings
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Secondary market turnover rose back up to end the day at 3.2 billion shillings with one large trade on the
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Secondary Market Turnover Edged Up 1.41% Last Week
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Secondary market turnover edged up a marginal 1.41 percent w/w to close at 7.03 billion shillings with trades mainly on
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Weekly Secondary Turnover Retreats 39.1% As Shilling Comes Under Pressure
Investment
Secondary market turnover retreated 39.1 percent on a week-to-week basis to close at KES 7.67Bn with executed trades cutting across
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Secondary Market Turnover Rises To KES 1.69 Billion
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Secondary market turnover rose to 1.69 billion shillings from 1.09 billion shillings in Thursday’s session according to stats from Genghis Capital. The
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Secondary Market Turnover Spikes To 2.37 Billion Shillings in Wednesday’s Session
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Secondary market turnover rose to 2.37 billion shillings from 1.24 billion shillings in Wednesday’s session which was mainly attributed to
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Secondary Market Turnover Hit 147 Billion Shilling in the First Quarter
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Secondary market turnover hit 147.27 billion shillings in the first quarter period with a total of 3,193 transactions. Taxed government
By Juma
·Secondary Market Turnover Edges Up 12.53% during the Week
Market News
Secondary market turnover edged up 12.53 percent w/w to 18.69 billion shillings sustaining the recent trend of elevated bond volumes.
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‘Poor Strategy’ For Treasury to Reopen Eighth Bond Tap Sale – Analysts
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Kenya’s secondary market trading is expected to be subdued with the issuance of a Tap sale on the December Treasury
By David Indeje
·Treasury targets Ksh1.0 Billion through M-Akiba
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Kenya’s National Treasury targets to raise Ksh 1.0 billion worth of bonds in its second phase of the mobile traded
By David Indeje
·Trading in the secondary stock market declines
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Secondary Market: Trading in the secondary stock market declined as market participants held back further and took on a more