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Kenyan shilling stable, helped investors buying government bonds

The shilling at 100.50/70 per dollar, the same as Thursday's close. NAIROBI: The Kenyan shilling held steady
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  • The shilling at 100.50/70 per dollar, the same as Thursday's close.

NAIROBI: The Kenyan shilling held steady on Friday with inflows from offshore investors buying government bonds meeting dollar demand from importers, traders said.

At 0842 GMT, commercial banks quoted the shilling at 100.50/70 per dollar, the same as Thursday's close.

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