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Activity in Uganda’s private sector recorded its strongest growth in October since the start of a monthly survey of 400 purchasing executives, supported by rising customer numbers and improving demand
Uganda’s annual inflation rate, measured by the consumer price index, continued falling in October reflecting a slowdown in the prices of food and energy items, according to figures from the Uganda Bureau of Statistics
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Uganda’s annual consumer price inflation fell slightly in September, the first decline in four months, largely because of a slowdown in the annual food crops and related items inflation rate.
After growing at its fastest rate in 28 months in June, bank lending slackened in July, driven by drops in year on year lending to the telecommunications sub-sector and mortgages
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Uganda’s private sector recorded its slowest growth in four months in August, dampened by declines in conditions in agriculture and wholesale and retail