Shilling Depreciates 0.1 Percent Against the Dollar to Close at KES 101.9
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The Kenya Shilling during the last week depreciated by 0.1 percent against the US Dollar to close at 101.9, up
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Shilling Rejuvenates Despite Speculations From IMF
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The Kenyan shilling rejuvenated and gained traction against the US Dollar on Friday despite earlier concerns from the International Monetary
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Shilling Rejuvenates and Strengthens Against The Dollar on Monday
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The Kenyan shilling rejuvenated on Monday and strengthened against the US Dollar, the Euro, and the Sterling Pound. Against the
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Shilling Maintains Stability Against The Dollar As Deficit Narrows To 5.8 Percent
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The Kenyan shillings has continued to remain resilient against the US Dollar, the Sterling Pound and the Euro, further proving
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Shilling Rejuvenates and Slightly Strengthens Against The Dollar
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The Kenyan shilling came back on Thursday to strengthen against the US Dollar by 0.15 percent to close the day
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Shilling Drops 0.5 Percent Against US Dollar Following IMF’s $989 mn Stand-by Credit Expiry
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Last week, the Kenyan shilling dropped 0.5 percent against the US dollar to close at 101.2 shillings, from 100.7 shillings
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Shilling Marginally Declines Against The Dollar But Still Resilient
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The Kenyan shilling has continued being resilient against the US Dollar, the Sterling Pound, and the Euro as the year
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Shilling Holds Tight Against the Dollar to Close the Week at Ksh 100.7 From Ksh 100.8
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Last week, the Kenya Shilling gained 0.1 percent against the US dollar to close at 100.7 shillings from 100.8 shillings
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Kenyan Shilling The Best Performing in the Sub Saharan Region
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The Kenyan shilling has emerged as the best performing currency in the region as compared to the dollar according to
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Shilling Maintains Head High as it Appreciates 0.7% Against the Dollar
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The Kenyan shillings has maintained its resilience by holding strong against the US dollar according to last week’s data. The
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