Kenyan shilling broadly stable; importer dollar demand rises
18/01/2023 09:35
NAIROBI, Jan 18 (Reuters) - The Kenyan shilling KES=
was broadly stable on Wednesday, although traders said it could
weaken on increased foreign-currency demand from importers in
sectors like energy and manufacturing.
At 0738 GMT commercial banks quoted the shilling at
124.00/124.20 to the dollar, compared to Tuesday's close of
123.95/124.15.
KES= KES1= ...........................Shilling spot rates
KESF= 0#KESF= .....................Shilling forward rates
EURKES= KESX= KESX1= .......................Cross rates
KES=KE ..................................Local contributors
CBKINDEX .......................Central Bank of Kenya Index
KE/DEBT .....................Kenyan Bonds contributor pages
CBK03 CBK06 KE3MTB= ...............Treasury bill yields
CBK04 ..................Central bank open market operations
CBK07 .........................Horizontal repo transactions
KEIBR= , CBK02 ................Daily interbank lending rate
0#KETSYSTR= .............................Kenya Bond pricing
.NSE20 .................................NSE-20 Share Index
.NSE25 .................................NSE-25 Share Index
.NASI .................................NSE All Share Index
.FTFNKEN1 ...........................FT NSE Kenya 15 Index
.FTFNKEN2 .......................... FT NSE Kenya 25 Index
SPEED GUIDES:
REUTERS KES/1 KE/DEBT MONEY
KE/EQUITY
(Reporting by Elias Biryabarema
Editing by Alexander Winning)
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