Money Market Statistics
Liquidity conditions remained stable in the week, with the Kenya Shilling Overnight Interbank Average (KESONIA) closing at an average of 8.75%. Interbank lending increased by 187% in the week, with average traded volumes coming in at KES 16.10bn from last week’s KES 5.6Bn. Notably, the interbank deals increased by 87% to close the week at 28, compared to the 15 recorded in the previous week.
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The weighted average interbank rate (KESONIA) continues to track the Central Bank Rate (CBR) closely, underscoring the stability and effectiveness of the monetary policy framework:
