USD Exchanging at KES 130 today!

Here we go… Perhaps this thing will stabilize at 1 US$=150 KES! Either way, we (those whose income is received in KES) are cooked…!

Naona iko 121 Mdau.
https://www.google.com/search?q=1+usd+to+ksh&oq=1&aqs=chrome.4.69i57j69i61l3j69i59j69i65j69i59j0i67l3.3383j1j4&client=ms-android-samsung-gj-rev1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
Hii yako umetoa wapi?

Bado 121
https://www.centralbank.go.ke/rates/forex-exchange-rates/

Hapa freelancers kama kina @Jimit wanafurahia.

$700 inakuja karibu ma 80,000

Sisi tuko afadhali …ukiona vile currency ya Ghana ilidevalue utawahurumia …Na nilikuwa nibuy bonds zao banae very good returns yawa

I just saw it on FB post ya The Star or Citizen or one of the credible media houses… Let me recheck

Can you imagine if you too a USD denominated loan in 2019 when the rate was around 100 KES per USD!

Bank dollar rate jumps to Sh130 on high demand - Business Daily

Retail dollar buyers are now paying up to Sh130 per unit in Kenyan banking halls, underlining the large margin between the official printed rate and the market rate for customers.

Several large banks are now selling the greenback at between Sh130 and Sh131 per unit, while buying the same at between Sh117 and Sh119, with bankers saying the higher prices have been driven by demand and the cost of accessing the hard currency on their part.

The official shilling-dollar exchange rate published by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) stood at 121.33 units Monday. The shilling has depreciated by 6.8 percent against the dollar since the beginning of this year, attributed to strong demand for the American currency.

Equity Bank and I&M Bank quoted the selling price of the dollar at Sh130.35 and Sh130.75 per unit respectively yesterday, while buying at Sh118.75 and Sh119.85.

Co-operative Bank was selling the US currency at Sh131.40 per unit and buying at Sh117.15, as per quotes listed in its banking halls.

The higher effective rate for those buying dollars in the market has been highlighted for months by importers. Access to the greenback has also proved difficult for some due to banks being unwilling to sell to each other, which makes it hard for smaller players to fulfill their orders from clients.

Wtf na sijakamata Kitu black Friday

Birrionea cunt relate.

Amefanya.

You are very lucky!

Faggot @Titty Twister ako wapi aone hii mambo?

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com…ar-rate-jumps-to-sh130-on-high-demand-4004096

Official rate ni 121 from CBK ii ya 130 ni ya magendo

True. But CBK will not sell you directly… So, you will have to rely on what the real market offers. And this rate is between banks not between banks and their general customers.

Enda kwa bank hall upige hizo picha…

I will but I can bet with 100% certainty that it will not be what the CBK quotes… It will be higher for the purchases and lower for the sales…

Locally what the Banks are quoting are the exchange rates fika international market the exchange rate is 121 based on CBK rate hata pale Paypal exchange is based on 121

Sawa!