ReutersNAIROBI, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Kenya's shilling weakened on Tuesday due to dollar demand from oil importers and multinational companies ahead of repeat presidential elections, while tight liquidity was expected to offer support, traders said.
At 0724 GMT, commercial banks quoted the shilling at 103.70/90 per dollar, compared with 103.60/80 at Monday's close.
On Monday, the shilling weakened to its lowest since mid-august on concerns about potential violence during a repeat presidential vote scheduled for Oct. 26.
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