The Central Bank of Kenya on Monday retained its policy rate at 10 per cent with inflation expected to remain within its target and the shilling relatively stable to the US dollar.
The bank's monetary policy committee (MPC) argued that inflation will stay within the preferred range of between 2.5 per cent and 7.5 per cent while the country's current account deficit has narrowed, easing pressure on the shilling.
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