CBK embarks on buying dollars from commercial banks to boost currency

The Central Bank of Kenya has embarked on buying dollars from commercial banks to boost Kenya’s foreign currency reserves.

This is in preparation for heightened volatility and uncertainty in the global economy that has especially been sparked off by the coronavirus crisis. The CBK aims to buy up to $100 million per month between the month of March and June.

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Lawrence Baraza is a prolific writer with competencies in Digital Media, Print, and Broadcast. Baraza is also a Communication Practitioner currently spearheading Digital content on Metropol TV's Digital Desk.

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