- The Kenyan shilling has remained stable against the U.S. dollar
- trading at around 129.30 KSh per dollar, as noted by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).
- Kenya’s foreign exchange reserves are also sufficient, meeting the CBK’s requirement of maintaining at least four months of import cover, currently at $7.744 billion.
- The shilling’s resilience has helped cushion the country from increasing external debt due to its dollar-denominated obligations.