The Central Bank of Kenya is responsible for formulating monetary policy to achieve and maintain price stability. The Central Bank also promotes financial stability; an effective and efficient payment, clearing and settlement system; formulates and implements foreign exchange policies; holds and manages foreign exchange reserves; issuing of currency; and is the banker for, adviser to and fiscal agent of the Government.
- Central Bank Rate8.75%
- KESONIA8.7522%
- CBK Discount Window9.25%
- REPO9.25%
- 91-Day T-Bill8.387%
- Inflation Rate (April 2026)5.59%
- Lending Rate (March 2026)14.7%
- Savings Rate3.22%
- Deposit Rate6.86%
- KBRR8.68%
91-Day T-Bill: 8.387%
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