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March 10, 2026
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Cost of Treasury loans from CBK falls 55pc on lower rates

Cost of Treasury loans from CBK falls 55pc on lower rates

Treasury’s cost of borrowing fell from Sh3.48 billion in a similar period a year earlier...

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The National Treasury's cost of emergency borrowing from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) fell by 55% in the six months ending December 2025. This significant drop reflects early impacts of implemented reforms and eased interest rates.

  • Interest paid dropped to Sh1.58 billion, down from Sh3.48 billion in the previous similar period.
  • The Controller of Budget attributes the decline to the Treasury Single Account (TSA) system and a drop in CBK interest rates.
  • The average interest rate on borrowings stood at 9.41% per annum, down from 12.3% a year earlier.

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