- Government reopens three long-dated bonds amid falling rate outlook
- Analysts expect aggressive bidding despite CBK’s room to reject high yields
Nairobi, Kenya – The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is seeking to raise Ksh70 billion ($541.4 million) through the re-issuance of three long-dated treasury bonds, taking advantage of improved liquidity and expectations of declining interest rates.
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