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Kenya's foreign exchange reserves have surged by KSh 11b, providing a significant boost to the strength of the shilling. This will help manage external shocks.

The Kenya shilling has surged to a six-month high against the US dollar, driven by interventions from Central Bank of Kenya. The bank sold dollars to the market.

This week, the Kenyan shilling remained stable against the US dollar amid steady market demand. However, Kenya’s forex reserves saw a slight decline.

The strengthening of the Kenyan shilling has led to a 2% reduction in the country’s gross public debt, according to the country's National Treasury.

US president Donald Trump's administration plans to impose tariffs on imports from Kenya and other countries that implement a Value-Added Tax (VAT) system.

Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) registered an increase in foreign currency reserves at $9.4 billion (KSh 1.2 trillion), maintaining the shilling stability in the market.

An Elon Musk-led group has had its KSh 12.6 trillion bid to acquire ChatGPT’s parent company, OpenAI, rejected. The offer aimed to take control of the AI firm.

Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) data showed the shilling exchanged at KSh 129.21 per US dollar, KSh 160.38 per British Pound, KSh 133.61 per Euro, and KSh 83.84 per Yen.

Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) governor Kamau Thugge said that despite the USAID freeze, Kenya's foreign currency reserves remain adequate. stabilising exchange rate.
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