CBK Borrows Another KSh54.8Bn for Budget Spending
[Business Today - Kenya] - 20/11/2025
CBK (Central Bank of Kenya), the Kenya Government’s fiscal agent, accepted bids worth KSh 54.8 Billion at Wednesday’s Treasury Bonds Auction, rejecting more expensive bids worth KSh 61.1 Billion. The Government had sought KSh 40 billion for budgetary support, through the sale of these two (…)
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