Uganda Central Bank Raises Interest Rate to 12% Amid Currency Decline
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The Bank of Uganda increased its benchmark interest rate by 225 basis points to 12% during an emergency meeting on October 14. This move aims to address the sharp depreciation of the Ugandan shilling, which has reached record lows. The decision reflects efforts to stabilize the currency and control inflationary pressures.
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