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Markets steady after referendum

Trading at the NSE floor. Traders took time to assess the likely impact of the new constitution on dollar flows. Photo/FILE

The markets remained steady on the outcome of the referendum as shares stabilised and the shilling remained firm against the dollar on Friday after making gains on Thursday. 

Shares at the Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE) gained across most counters pushing the market index up by 0.10 points to close trading at 102.26 points on higher demand, notably from foreign investors amid thin supply.

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