The Week in Markets: Stanbic Holdings has opened earnings season with a net profit of KSh 6.5 billion for H1 2025, reflecting a 9.3% decline

Kenyan Banks with subsidiaries in Tanzania have reported KSh 5.5 Bn pre-tax profits in H1 2025 alone. KCB and DTB stole the spotlight as the

The Week in Markets These tax-exempt bonds, aimed at financing specific infrastructure projects, have a bid deadline of August 13 and settlement date on August

Week’s highlight: KCB Bank, Kenya’s most profitable listed lender, has been named 2025 African Bank of the Year at the 15th Africa Business Leadership Awards

1. Investors showed strong interest in the reopened 20- and 25- year leading to Treasury bonds being oversubscribed by 153.82%. CBK aimed to raise Ksh

The Week In Markets Kenya’s annual inflation rate remained unchanged at 3.8% in June 2025, according to data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics.

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) reopened two fixed coupon Treasury bonds this week: FXD1/2018/020 and FXD1/2018/025. FXD1/2018/020 has a remaining term of 12.8 years

Investors’ demand for government paper has shifted decisively toward longer‑dated maturities. In the most recent Treasury bond auction, bidders submitted Ksh 101.36 Bn, to lock in comparatively

In its sixth consecutive policy easing, the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has cut the Central Bank Rate (CBR) by 25 basis points to 9.75%,