Search

Falling Returns on Kenyan Debt Instruments Reshape Investment Landscape

Allen dreyfus Logo
© Allen Dreyfus
  • Treasury bill rates decline sharply, with 364-day T-bill rates dropping from 16.9% in July to 11.7%.
  • Analysts predict further rate cuts could shift investments towards equities and private sector lending.

Nairobi, Kenya – Kenya’s short- and long-term debt instruments are experiencing a sharp decline in returns, with short-term rates nearing single digits. This trend may lead to potential losses for investors while providing relief for the government’s debt sustainability efforts.

You need an active subscription to continue reading this article.

 

Recent Business

Port @ Unsplash
Africa-Caribbean trade gets boost with $40mn deep-water port deal
Read More »
Ethiopia © Unsplash
Ethiopia’s $32 billion forex boom fuels reform hopes
Read More »
1718106477222_cedi-and-dollar
Ghana’s cedi gains over 40% against US dollar
Read More »

Recent Politics

Photo by Mario Klassen @ Unsplash
Kenya, Tanzania sued over cross-border abuses
Read More »
1732717216990_2JJRT55
Cameroon on edge as Biya’s main rival barred from October election
Read More »
Alamy Live News
Kenya’s opposition ODM fractures over Raila-Ruto alliance
Read More »

Latest Posts

Latest news insights