NAIROBI: Kenya's central bank sought on Friday to mop up 10 billion shillings ($116.1 million) from the market through seven-day repurchase agreements (repos) and 14-day Term Auction Deposits (TADs).
The bank, which has actively intervened to mop up liquidity since last year to support the shilling, said it was in the market to take out 5 billion shillings in repos and 5 billion shillings in TADs.
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