Kenya faces fresh economic risks as surging long-term U.S. Treasury yields strengthen the dollar and tighten global financing conditions, threatening to raise the country’s debt servicing costs, pressure the shilling, and weaken investor appetite for Kenyan securities despite the Central Bank of Kenya’s aggressive efforts to stabilise the currency.
Levis Damian
Economics and Medical WriterRising interest rates in developed markets might trigger shilling depreciation.
Published: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago
Levis Damian
Economics and Medical WriterPublished: 2 months ago
Published: 3 months ago
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Published: 3 months ago