NAIROBI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Kenya's shilling was stable on Monday, but traders said they expected it firm because of dollar inflows from non-governmental organisations, remittances and foreign investors buying government bonds on sale this month.

At 0658 GMT, the shilling traded at 129.00/129.40 per dollar, unchanged from Friday's closing rate.

The government is selling two infrastructure bonds aimed at raising up to 70 billion shillings ($543 million) this month, with an auction due on Feb. 12.

($1 = 129.0000 Kenyan shillings)

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