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The anticipated levels of interest rates in the future are bound to go up as a result of World Bank pressure arguing that the current interest rates are not a true reflection of the true macro-economic variables and the escalating oil prices. Despite the governments effort to keep interest rates low with a belief that this policy will keep the costs of funds by financial institutions low and thereby provide cheap which will in turn promote development through increased investment, the pressure from the International monetary Fund and the World Bank continue to build up.
The other reason why interest rates are bound to go up is the edge that commercial banks have taken to influence the exchange rate of the domestic currency. In an attempt to make up for the low interest regime that has prevailed in since 2003, banks have increased the spread between the bid and offer prices of the local currency. Since Kenya is a net importer, the effect has been a reduction in the quantity of capital goods imported into the country. Although emphasis in the literature on sequencing [url=http://www.getconversational.com]hollister france[/url] of financial [url=http://www.jordanpascherofficiel.com]air jordan[/url] reforms is first of all on achieving macroeconomic stability and other sector liberalization before financial liberalization, the process in Kenya shows that:
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Positive real interest rates were not achieved until 1996 when inflation rate took a downward trend. But, prospects of keeping them positive are narrow with the upward trending inflation rate beginning in 1997. The spread between lending and deposit rates widened with liberalization, while the short-term rates increased at a faster rate compared with long-term rates resulting in a negatively sloped yield curve. · The Treasury bill rate operated as the yardstick for short-term rates. Commercial banks increased deposit rates to compete for the deposits held by the non-banking public. · Clearly, efficiency has not been achieved in intermediation of financial assets. This was reinforced by the oligopolistic structure of the market, where the sector is dominated by a few commercial banks.
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