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International Monetary Fund Urges Kenya to Lower Budget Deficit

The IMF's David Lipton says although Kenya's public debt is at a moderate level and remains in the safe zone, the country needs to undertake a growth-friendly reduction in monetary deficits.

Kenya: IMF Urges Kenya to Bring Down Budget Deficit

Capital FM, 10 May 2016

International Monitory Fund (IMF) has urged Kenya to bring down the budget deficit in order for debt to remain in manageable levels. Read more »

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International Monetary Fund (IMF) First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton (left) and Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich addressing journalists at Serena Hotel in Nairobi on May 10,2016.

Kenya: Risk Evasion to Hit Foreign Credit Rates, Warns IMF

Nation, 10 May 2016

Kenya and other African countries are set to pay high premiums on foreign loans as liquidity in the global financial markets tightens due to risk aversion, the International… Read more »
Kenya: Kenya Accounted for Eurobond, Says IMF

Nation, 10 May 2016

Kenya accounted for the $2.8 billion (Sh280 billion) Eurobond money in the same manner that other countries do, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday. Read more »
Kenya: President Kenyatta Holds Meeting With IMF Deputy Chief

Kenya Presidency, 10 May 2016

President Uhuru Kenyatta today held a meeting with the First Deputy Director of the International Monetary Fund, Mr David Lipton, where they discussed the country's economy. Read more »

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