Just two years ago, opening a Central Depository System (CDS) account to invest in government securities was a daunting task.
Kenya has abruptly reversed course by requesting the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to consider releasing Ksh103.77 ...
Tuko News on MSN2d
CBK Invites Kenyans to Loan Govt KSh 70 Billion for Budget Support in Reopened BondsCentral Bank of Kenya is reopening three government bonds to raise KSh 70 billion for budgetary support, offering an average ...
Tuko News on MSN1d
Kenya's foreign exchange reserves hit 3-months-high at KSh 1.3t worth of dollars on strong shillingThe Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) report showed Kenya shilling remained stable, trading at kSh 129.38 per US dollar, as foreign ...
In February, the CBK sought Sh70 billion from a pair of reopened infrastructure bonds, with the proceeds from that sale ...
The Kenya Times on MSN13d
Kenya Successfully Pays Off Ksh116.3 Billion Eurobond DebtEurobond debt. The government borrowed $900 million in 2017 by issuing Eurobonds. This means that it sold debt to ...
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THE GOVERNMENT fully awarded Treasury bonds (T-bonds) at an auction on Tuesday, at an average rate within market expectations as investors reacted to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) ...
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