- Shilling hits lowest value in nearly two months, trading at 130.89 units to the dollar
- Foreign investors sell off Kenyan equities, driving NSE to a three-month low
Nairobi, Kenya – Kenya’s shilling continues to lose value against the dollar while stock market prices also fall amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
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