The National Treasury successfully raised KSh 85.3 billion in its latest bond auction, significantly progressing towards its FY 2025/26 domestic borrowing target. This latest auction saw robust demand, attracting KSh 118.9 billion in bids.

• The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) reopened 15- and 20-year Treasury bonds, achieving yields of 12.65% and 13.53% respectively.
• This pushes Kenya's net domestic borrowing to approximately KSh 432.1 billion, reaching 70% of the KSh 613.5 billion target.
• The government's overall strategy aims for KSh 634.8 billion in gross domestic borrowing to fund a KSh 901.0 billion deficit, with bonds being the primary instrument.