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The services sector and private consumption will remain at the heart of Kenya’s growth story

The services sector and private consumption represent the backbone of Kenya’s economy. The services sector, which accounts for nearly half…

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Kenya: External Market Volatility to Sustain Preference for Local Borrowing

The month of November is kicking off with two key central bank policy setting meetings in the US and the…

Kenya: Treasury Bond Performance for FY 2021/2022

Underlining healthy investor demand for government securities, all Treasury bonds auctioned thus far in the FY 2021/21 (July 2021 to…

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Kenya: Rebased National accounts to positively impact sovereign debt metrics (Summary)

Kenya’s national accounts were rebased reflecting a new benchmark year of 2016, from 2009 previously, in a bid to use…

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Kenya: Amplified government debt appetite to maintain upturn in yields as threats from COVID-19 persist.

Succession politics continue to dominate news headlines at a time when Kenya’s economic recovery is being threatened by rising COVID-19…

Kenya: Threats to COVID-19 rollout and yield curve play in focus

Kenya’s economic recovery seems well underway. Private sector activity has improved, mobility indicators reveal an uptick in movement and it…

Kenya: Lessons from the Inaugural Infrastructure Bond Auction of 2021

The 16-year infrastructure bond (IFB) sale really surprised me! A whopping KES 125.34Bn in bids was received against the KES…

Kenya: Could the CBK be jumping the gun with a policy rate cut?

Since Patrick Njoroge’s tenor as Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), the decision to ease monetary policy has…

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Kenya: Rate cap repeal boosts investor risk appetite

The month of October ended on a high as indications of a post-interest rate cap era improved investor risk appetite. Bank…

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Kenya: Prospects of interest rate cap repeal to elevate appeal for lower duration bonds

Investors may enhance their exposure to lower duration bonds as the uncertain interest rate environment portends a big effect on bond      …

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