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Treasury bills attract Ksh56.7B as investors favour shorter-term debt

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) received bids worth Ksh 56.74 billion in the latest Treasury bills auction, more than double the Ksh 28 billion offered, as demand remained strongest for shorter-term securities. The auction results released on August 27 showed that CBK accepted Ksh 44.32 billion from the three Treasury bills, representing a performance […]

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