Kenya has launched its first domestic bond sale of the 2026/27 fiscal year, with the Central Bank seeking to raise KSh 70 billion through the reopening of two medium-term Treasury bonds and the issuance of a new 30-year benchmark bond, offering investors an opportunity to lock in double-digit fixed returns as interest rates show signs of stabilising.
Levis Damian
Economic CommentatorInvestors will have access to the reopened FXD1/2022/010 and FXD1/2021/020 Treasury bonds, as well as the newly issued FXD1/2026/030 benchmark bond, under the KSh 70 billion offer.
Published: 1 month ago
Published: 1 month ago
Levis Damian
Economic CommentatorPublished: 3 weeks ago
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