Investors lower Kenya’s credit default risk on faded GenZ protests

Public Service Vehicles (PSVs) parked along Kenneth Matiba Road Nairobi on April 7, 2024. 

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International investors have lowered Kenya’s risk of default on medium-term debts on fading anti-government protests which had raised economic uncertainties, hitting private sector activity.

Investors late last week bought the country’s Eurobond trading on the London Stock Exchange at levels last seen mid-July, signifying a lower credit risk rating.

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