*Kenya’s Foreign Reserves Edge Higher* Kenya’s foreign exchange reserves rose for the second consecutive week, reaching USD 10.47 billion as of 29 May 2025, up from USD 10.31 billion the previous week. The increase boosted the country’s import cover to 4.7 months, its highest level since 10th April 2025. The reserve level remains above the statutory minimum of 4 months, providing a critical buffer against external shocks. This upward trend signals growing confidence in the country’s external position, amid a stable exchange rate. Source: https://www.centralbank.go.ke/uploads/weekly_bulletin/540352304_Weekly%20CBK%20Bulletin%20May%2030,%202025.pdf