Kenya’s sovereign credit rating has been upgraded by Moody’s, a global ratings agency. This marks a second positive development for President William Ruto’s government within a short timeframe, potentially facilitating access to more affordable international credit.
Moody’s raised Kenya’s long-term foreign currency issuer rating from “Caa1” to “B3.” The agency attributed this change to a decreased risk of default in the near future.
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