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Kenya’s Monetary Policy Committe retains Policy Rate at 11.50 percent
Nairobi, Kenya, Capital Market in Africa — At the end of the September 22nd 2015 Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, the MPC kept the policy rate (Central Bank Rate — CBR) at 11.5 percent, with intention to keep inflation in control which was trending towards the five percent target. The benchmark interest rate, was kept unchanged for the third time after it was raised in July by 150 basis points to current level. The MPC, also…
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