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Why CBK kept Kenya's Central Bank Rate at 8.75 percent

Published on: Sunday 09 August 2026

The Central Bank of Kenya's (CBK) Monetary Policy Committee has retained the Central Bank Rate at 8.75 percent for the fourth consecutive meeting, citing a stable exchange rate and inflation that remains within the target range.

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Why CBK kept Kenya's Central Bank Rate at 8.75 percent