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Inflation inches up in June
The annual inflation rate inched up in June due to an increase in energy, fuel, and utilities prices and the prices of food crops and related items, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics said on Friday
Inflation to rise on higher import prices and increased taxes, BoU says
Bank of Uganda has kept it's policy rate unchanged, pointing to a continued improvement in economic activity and a projected increase in inflation in the next 12 months
Inflation drops further in April, due to lower fruit and sugar prices
Headline inflation rate dropped further in April to 1.8% from the 2.0% recorded for the year ended March 2018. Drop was largely attributed to the deceleration in annual food crop inflation.
BoU keeps policy rate steady on low inflation and robust growth
The central bank maintained its policy rate at the same level as February 2018, saying its line with its goals of supporting economic growth and keeping inflation within target levels
Consumer prices drop further in February
Inflation in Uganda slowed further in February to a 38-month low, driven by a decline in core inflation, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday
How the Bank of Uganda conducts monetary policy
The overall objective of Bank of Uganda’s monetary policy is to achieve low and stable inflation, defined by a medium-term target of 5% of core inflation. The secondary objective is to support economic growth
Bank of Uganda cuts key rate on private sector credit growth concerns
Bank of Uganda found more room to cut its benchmark rate on concerns about sluggish private sector credit growth and the cost of loans
Inflation drops further in January
Annual headline inflation dropped further in the first month of 2018, coming in at 3.0%, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday
Uganda inflation at lowest since February 2015
Uganda's key inflation rate continued dropping, falling to its lowest in 34 months in December, driven down by decreases in food prices
Central Bank maintains policy rate while admitting easing cycle has had little effect on loan prices
Bank of Uganda has maintained its lowest ever policy rate, citing a projected rise in core inflation, uneven economic growth, and stickily high prices of credit








