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Uganda Central Bank Holds Rates Amidst Oil Price Hikes
13 Aug
Summary
- Uganda's central bank decided to keep its key lending rate unchanged.
- The bank cited that rising oil prices have not yet caused broader inflation.
- This decision was made on Thursday, August 13th, 2026.
On Thursday, August 13th, 2026, Uganda's central bank announced its decision to maintain the key lending rate. This monetary policy stance was adopted even as global oil prices have seen an increase.
The central bank's assessment indicated that the current rise in oil prices has not yet translated into wider inflationary pressures across the Ugandan economy. Consequently, no immediate adjustment to the lending rate was deemed necessary.
This decision suggests a period of economic stability for Uganda. The central bank will continue to monitor economic data to ensure sustained price stability and economic growth.
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