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Weekly ReportsWeekly Bond Market Report, Friday February 13 2026.
CBK Slashes Interest Rates to 8.75% for 10th Consecutive Time as Treasury Bonds Hit 427.5% Oversubscription, KCB and NCBA Cut Lending Rates, and Safaricom Launches Ziidi Money Market Fund Starting at Just Sh100!
Weekly ReportsWeekly Bond Market Report, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 06, 2026
T-Bills Hit 267.8% Oversubscription as Government Prepares to Cut Taxes, Raise PAYE Threshold to Sh30,000, and MPC Meeting Looms—Plus Safaricom Boosts Dividends by 54.5%!
Weekly ReportsWEEKLY BOND MARKET REPORT, FRIDAY JANUARY 30, 2026
Kenya's T-Bills Explode to 196.7% Oversubscription as Shilling Holds at 129.02, Inflation Drops to 4.4%, and Treasury Launches Fully Automated Debt Platform—Here's What Investors Need to Know!
Weekly ReportsWEEKLY BOND MARKET REPORT, FRIDAY JANUARY 23, 2026
Kenya's Shilling Holds Steady at 129.03 Against the Dollar While Bond Markets Surge and Interest Rates Drop to 9%: Here's What It Means for Your Money!
Weekly ReportsWEEKLY BOND MARKET REPORT, FRIDAY JANUARY 16, 2026
Kenya’s markets had a busy week, with heavy bond trading, easing Eurobond yields, and a shilling that refused to budge. Behind the calm surface, shifting interest rates, global oil prices, and international bond moves are quietly reshaping the outlook for investors. This breakdown captures what actually mattered, and why it could affect your next move.
Weekly ReportsWEEKLY BOND MARKET REPORT, FRIDAY JANUARY 9, 2026
The Kenyan financial markets kicked off 2026 with renewed momentum, shaking off the festive lull as bonds, equities, and international instruments moved decisively into focus. A combination of accommodative monetary policy, resilient currency performance, and surging market activity is setting the tone for what could be a defining year for investors positioning early.
Weekly ReportsBOND MARKET WEEKLY, FRIDAY JANUARY 2, 2026
The week ending 2nd January 2026 offered early clues on investor sentiment, government borrowing strategy, and what to watch as markets regain momentum. Here’s how the first trading week of 2026 unfolded, and why it matters.
Weekly ReportsWEEKLY MARKET ANALYSIS, FRIDAY DECEMBER 19, 2025
Lower interest rates, active Treasury bond reopening, falling Eurobond yields, and major corporate developments; including the landmark EABL stake sale and Safaricom’s oversubscribed bond; shaped market activity. Here’s a breakdown of how markets performed in Week 51 and the signals investors are watching going into 2026.
Weekly ReportsWEEKLY MARKET ANALYSIS, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2025
A week of contrasting fortunes defined the market, as the Equities segment faced a 3.65% pullback while the Bond market saw turnover surge by 113%. Demand for government securities remains robust with T-Bills recording 186.7% oversubscription. Corporate Highlights: Safaricom launches its KES 15B Green Bond, Uchumi rallies +45%, and Kenya Airways issues a profit warning.
Weekly ReportsWEEKLY MARKET ANALYSIS, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21, 2025
The Kenyan market displayed mixed signals this week as equities faced profit-taking pressures, particularly in the banking sector, while the fixed income segment saw massive oversubscription in Treasury auctions. The Kenya Shilling remained stable against the dollar, supported by robust remittances. Inside: Full analysis of the FXD1/2022/025 bond reopening and Eurobond yield trends.
Weekly Reports2025-NOV-7 MARKET REPORT
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) is on the brink of history, closing the week at a valuation of KES 2.991 Trillion—just shy of the 3 Trillion mark. Meanwhile, the fixed income market demonstrated robust health with bond turnover rising 7.9% to KES 40.9B and T-Bills recording a 5th consecutive week of oversubscription.