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Central Bank reports eighth week of oversubscribed treasury bills

Joshua Otieno by Joshua Otieno
February 23, 2024
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The Central Bank of Kenya has revealed the results of its weekly treasury bill auction, showing that demand for government securities remains robust. In the eighth consecutive week of oversubscription, the overall rate came in at 154.1%. Notably, the 364-day paper saw a particularly strong performance, with a subscription rate of 196.5%, marking the first time it has been oversubscribed since February 2023.

This trend suggests a shift in investor sentiment regarding government borrowing. With the recent successful buyback and issuance of Eurobonds, investors are showing increased confidence in longer-duration assets, aiming to secure favorable rates amid expectations of declining yields on government securities.

The surge in demand for longer-duration assets could have significant implications for the yield curve, potentially leading to a normalization and a healthier balance between short-term and long-term interest rates. This bodes well for economic stability and growth, indicating growing investor confidence in the country’s long-term economic prospects.

Furthermore, the government’s selective acceptance of bids for the 91-day paper indicates a comfortable liquidity position, allowing it to be more discerning in choosing rates for treasury bills. This strategic approach aims to prevent unnecessary short-term debt expenses.

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Overall, these developments signal a gradual shift in risk perception among investors, with a growing acceptance of duration risk and a reaffirmation of trust in the stability of government securities. Observing how this shift influences market dynamics and government borrowing strategies will be crucial in the coming months.

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