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Kenya's domestic loans surpass KSh 6 trillion markThe Central Bank of Kenya has released data indicating that Kenya's government domestic debt has surpassed KSh 6 trillion, ...
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List of 9 Kenyan banks that've lowered loan fees after CBK cut rate to 10.75% in February 2025CEO Raimond Molenje welcomed the move by lenders to reduce loan fees, explaining that it's part of the commitment to economic ...
The Central Bank of Kenya CBK on Wednesday reduced its benchmark lending rate to 1075 percent from 1125 percent to boost economic growth The perf ...
Co-op Bank of Kenya became the first lender to adhere to the CBK directive, cutting its loan interest by 2% to enhance access ...
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Thorny problems with Valentine’s roses: Invasive bugs and toxic pesticides hurt Kenya’s exportsMore than a third of Kenya's flower exports where the roses, in particular, are prized for their longevity and vase ...
KCB Bank Kenya has become the second large lender to publicly disclose a reduction in its base interest rate following the recent cuts in the benchmark rate by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).
On Thursday, the Central Bank of Kenya conveyed confidence in the stability of the country's foreign exchange rate despite the recent freeze on foreign aid by U.S. President Donald Trump. The central ...
On Thursday, the Central Bank of Kenya conveyed confidence in the stability of the country's foreign exchange rate despite the recent freeze on foreign aid by U.S. President Donald Trump.
There is no denying that the recent decisions by the Central Bank of Kenya, particularly the lowering of interest rates, have sent ripples across the financial sector. The decision to cut the main ...
Nationally, the flower industry employs half a million people, according to a Central Bank of Kenya 2021 report, and is estimated by the National Bureau of Statistics to be worth over $800 million.
NAIROBI, Feb. 6 (Xinhua) -- The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) on Wednesday reduced its benchmark lending rate to 10.75 percent from 11.25 percent to boost economic growth. The performance of Kenya's ...
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has cut the base lending rate by half a percentage point to 10.75 percent and reduced the cash holdings requirement for banks by a similar margin to 3.25 percent in ...
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