Below are the underlined market activities for the week of 18th june ending 24th June 2017.

The weighted average yield on the 91-day Treasury bills decreased to 8.310 percent from 8.371 percent last week. CBK had offered bills worth KES4.00BN and received bids worth KES 3.347BN a 83.68 percent subscription rate. Bids worth KES 3.325BN were accepted.

The weighted average yield on the 182-day Treasury bills increased to 10.314 percent from 10.301 percent last week. CBK had offered bills worth KES 10.00BN and received bids worth KES 12.044BN a 120.44 percent subscription rate. Bids worth KES 11.331BN were accepted.

The weighted average yield on Kenya’s 364-day Treasury bills increased marginally to 10.868 percent from 10.863 percent last week. CBK had offered bills worth KES 10.00BN and received bids worth KES 9.517BN, a 95.18 percent subscription rate. Bids worth KES 9.048BN were accepted.

The Central Bank said that next week it would offer KES24BN worth of 91, 182 day and 364 day Treasury bills.

 

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