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Nairobi Securities Exchange — SCOM Holds at 35.6 KES After Results as Shilling Pressure Builds
Safaricom released audited results on August 11 for the year ended March 31, 2026, with SCOM closing at 35.6 KES, up 0.3% on the day and 2.3% over five sessions. That resilience stands out as USD/KES rose to 129.38 and Brent climbed to $88.83, two key pressures for Kenyan equities.
Nairobi Securities Exchange — New Banking Index Debuts as Financials Hold Firm with USD/KES at 129.38
The NSE launched a Banking Sector Index on August 11, 2026, as financial stocks accounted for a large share of trading in Nairobi. The backdrop was mixed: COOP rose 2.8%, KCB added 0.6%, NCBA fell 1.6%, while the shilling weakened to 129.38 per dollar.