Kenya's March Debt Update: Domestic Debt Climbs, External Loans Fall

Tuesday, 9 July 2024, 09:50

A recent Treasury report reveals that Kenya's domestic debt surged by Ksh 34 billion, while external loans witnessed a decline of Ksh 490 billion. The country's debt dynamics are shifting as domestic liabilities grow and external borrowings decrease. This trend may have implications for Kenya's economic stability and financial outlook in the coming months.

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Kenya's Debt Update

A recent report by the Treasury highlights significant changes in Kenya's debt profile.

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Domestic Debt: Rose by Ksh 34 billion, indicating increased reliance on internal financing.
External Loans: Experienced a notable decline of Ksh 490 billion, signaling a shift in borrowing patterns.

The juxtaposition of rising domestic debt and falling external loans raises concerns and necessitates a closer examination of Kenya's fiscal strategies.

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Kenya's Debt Update

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