Eurobond likely as Kenya eyes revised GDP

alifarabia | June 23, 2014 | Africa, Kenya, Macroeconomic Data | No Comments

Kenya appears set to issue its debut USD 2 billion Eurobond before June, as the government looks to capitalize on favorable fiscal conditions and the prospects of middle-income status after a GDP revision. CONTINUE READING

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