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Kenya: Kenyans Increase Dollar Fund Investments by 15% as Demand for Foreign Currency Grows

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Published on 2026-09-10 07:05:00

More Kenyans are moving their savings into dollar-denominated investments, with new figures showing the pace at which the shift is taking place.

According to the Capital Markets Authority (CMA), investments in foreign currency-denominated funds grew by Ksh15 billion in three months, reaching Ksh110.5 billion by June 2026, equivalent to about USD856 million.

The figure represents a 15 per cent increase from Ksh95.9 billion in March and a more than 16-fold rise from Ksh6.6 billion recorded in…

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