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A plan by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) to prioritise commercial banks in the trading of Treasury bonds has sent fears ...
Mohammed Nyaoga joins Absa as a Senior Partner at Mohammed Muigai LLP, bringing with him extensive experience in corporate law and finance ...
The government plans to borrow Sh635 billion this financial year. With frequent revisions of revenue targets, the fiscal ...
The Kenyan shilling has experienced a slight depreciation against the Tanzanian shilling, reflecting subtle shifts in regional economic dynamics.
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The Star on MSNIMF adjusts global economic growth upwards to 3% in 2025The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised upwards its earlier global economic forecast by 20 basis points on easing cost of living and relative calmness in global trade after the US paused ...
The financing from the World Bank is critical at a time when the government has found itself under mounting fiscal pressures demonstrated by missed revenue targets and the lack of a ...
Kenyan taxpayers have little choice but to repay the country’s Sh11.5 trillion debt, as long as it was legally contracted by ...
Kenya continues to face a debt crisis that restricts its healthcare and educational systems along with the potential for ...
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Tuko News on MSNKenya's liquidity pressure eases following early KSh 258b Eurobond repaymentKenya’s external liquidity pressure has significantly eased following the early repayment of a KSh 258 billion ($2 billion) ...
IMF has made governance reforms and anti-corruption measures a cornerstone of its future financial support to Kenya.
Governments that lack the skill to navigate through economic turbulence are sooner than later booted out of office.
As of March 31, 2025, the five countries with the highest IMF debt account for over half (57%) of the total IMF credit ...
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