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Kenya raised $1.5 billion in bonds at lower rates to refinance debt and fund early buybacks, backed by strong investor demand.
Kenya raised $1.5 billion through new 7- and 12-year bonds with average interest rates of 8.7%, below earlier rates, to refinance debt and reduce future repayment pressures.
Proceeds will fund the early buyback of $1 billion in bonds maturing in 2028 and $579 million from a 2027 bond.
Strong investor demand, exceeding $7.5 billion in bids, reflects confidence in Kenya’s debt strategy.
The move is part of a broader effort to extend maturities, ease fiscal strain, and support development projects amid a debt level near 70% of GDP.
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Kenia recaudó $ 1.5 mil millones en bonos a tasas más bajas para refinanciar la deuda y financiar recompras anticipadas, respaldadas por la fuerte demanda de los inversores.