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Bank of Uganda’s Monetary Policy Statement for May 2025 — Full text
On 13 May 2025, the Bank of Uganda's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) maintained the Central Bank Rate (CBR) at 9.75 per cent
Bank of Uganda’s Monetary Policy Statement for August 2024 — Full text
The central bank's Monetary Policy Committee voted to reduce its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points
BoU cuts rates, lowers inflation forecast
The Bank of Uganda cut its benchmark interest rate, the first easing since March when borrowing costs were raised in response to the sharp depreciation of the shilling
Bank of Uganda raises rates to highest levels in nearly 7 years, nods to strong inflation pressures
The Bank of Uganda raised interest rates for the second time in as many months on Monday, citing the risk of increased inflationary pressures due to a weak shilling
Bank of Uganda’s Monetary Policy Statement for March 2024 — Full text
On 6 March 2024, a special meeting of the Bank of Uganda's Monetary Policy Committee increased the Central Bank Rate to 10 per cent
Interest rates raised by 0.5% to stem shilling’s slide
The Central bank raised its key interest rate at an emergency meeting to stem a “sharp depreciation” of the shilling caused by offshore investor outflows and in the wake of resurgent inflation
BMI forecast: Interest rates to fall by 1% by year-end
Research firm says Bank of Uganda will keep policy rate at 9.5% in first half due to rising inflation, but will cut by 1% by year-end as inflation stabilises below target
Bank of Uganda’s Monetary Policy Statement for February 2024 — Full text
The Bank of Uganda's Monetary Policy Committee kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 9.5 per cent at its meeting on 6 February
BoU keeps rates on hold, raises inflation forecast
Bank of Uganda said that economic activity continues to strengthen, although the weakening shilling could lead to a modest increase in inflationary pressures
Consumer prices jump, closing door on interest rate cuts
Consumer prices rose in January on higher transport and other service costs, pushing up the core inflation gauge preferred by policymakers






