- Kenya reopens infrastructure bonds to raise $696.6 million amid limited foreign financing
- Central Bank targets lower returns despite investor push for higher yields
NAIROBI, KENYA – Kenya has reopened two infrastructure bonds (IFBs) aiming to raise Ksh90 billion ($696.6 million) for long-delayed projects as the government continues to grapple with constrained budgets and limited foreign financing.
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