The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has reopened a 10-year bond first sold in March. The Treasury is targeting Sh25 billion from the bond on account of the Treasury closing in on its domestic borrowing target for the fiscal year and expected inflows from external lenders. In that March sale, investors asked for an average of 17.76 percent on bids worth Sh23.9 billion, but the CBK took up only Sh4.84 billion.