Moody’s assesses Kenya’s rising domestic borrowing
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2026年06月17日
David Rogovic, Senior Vice President at the credit ratings agency Moody’s, shares insights on Kenya’s fiscal outlook as concerns grow over rising domestic borrowing and continued fiscal slippage. Kenya is banking on domestic borrowing to finance a widening fiscal deficit projected at 8.8 billion dollars in the 2026/27 financial year. Treasury documents show domestic borrowing is expected to rise by 67% to 8.23 billion dollars, while net foreign borrowing is set to fall by 60%.
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