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Shilling weakens on concerns over banking sector

By 0720 GMT, the shilling was quoted at 101.35/45 to the dollar, a touch weaker from Wednesday's close of 101.30/40.

A currency dealer counts Kenya shillings at a money exchange counter in Nairobi  in a file photo.  REUTERS/Antony Njuguna

Kenya's shilling weakened slightly against the dollar on Thursday due to market jitters after the central bank placed mid-tier lender Chase Bank Ltd under a 12-month receivership.

By 0720 GMT, the shilling was quoted at 101.35/45 to the dollar, a touch weaker from Wednesday's close of 101.30/40.

The shilling has appreciated about 0.7 percent against the dollar so far this year.

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