The Kenya shilling remained stable against major currencies during the week ending September 10, 2026. The Central Bank of Kenya reported that the local currency traded at Ksh129.45 against the dollar, slightly below the rate of Ksh129.48 from the previous week. This stability comes as the country’s foreign exchange reserves reached Ksh1.97 trillion, reflecting continued confidence in the Kenyan economy. The Central Bank’s Weekly Bulletin highlighted the resilience of the currency despite global economic uncertainties. Analysts noted that the central bank’s intervention in the foreign exchange market played a key role in maintaining the shilling’s value. The report also emphasized the importance of managing reserves to support economic growth and inflation control.