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Kenya’s rate cuts: savers lost twice what borrowers gained
In two years the one-year Treasury bill fell from 16.73% to 9.04%. Banks cut what they pay depositors by 4.2 points but what they charge borrowers by only 2.5, so the gap between the two widened from 5.70 to 7.43 points.
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How to read a CBK Bank Supervision circular
A filing method for prudential circulars — addressee, effective date, obligation, and what remains a licence condition — without inventing a circular number.
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