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: Bank of Uganda will announce the next Central Bank Rate decision TODAY, Monday, 8th April, 2024 at 1pm. Connect with us on our social media platforms to understand how this decision affects you and your businesses.

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The April 2023 Monetary Policy Press briefing will take place tomorrow.

Follow live on the Banks YouTube Channel
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Bank of Uganda

The April 2023 Monetary Policy Press briefing will take place tomorrow. 

Follow live on the Banks YouTube Channel 
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#BOUCBR @BOU_Official
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The CBR of 10% remains sufficient to contain domestic demand pressures while supporting economic recovery.

Economic growth is projected at 5.5 to 6%

The New Vision NBS Daily Monitor Bank of Uganda

The CBR of 10% remains sufficient to contain domestic demand pressures while supporting economic recovery.

Economic growth is projected at 5.5 to 6% 

#BOUCBR @newvisionwire @nbs @DailyMonitor @BOU_Official
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The UBOS Uganda Bureau of Statistics indicated that the annual headline and core inflation dropped to 9% & 7.6 in March 2023 from 9.2 and 7.8% in February 2023, respectively.

The of 10% will sustain reduction of inflation Amy Adams Daily Monitor NBS Television NTV UGANDA Bank of Uganda

The @StatisticsUg indicated that the annual headline and core inflation dropped to 9% & 7.6 in March 2023 from 9.2 and 7.8% in February 2023, respectively. 

The #BOUCBR of 10% will sustain reduction of inflation @newvision @DailyMonitor @nbstv @ntvuganda @BOU_Official
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The forecast gradual recovery of GDP of an average of 6.5 % growth over the next 3 years is premised on a favorable external scenario, strong private and public investments, improved agricultural productivity and the absence of significant macroeconomic imbalances says

The forecast gradual recovery of GDP of an average of 6.5 % growth over  the next 3 years  is premised on a favorable external scenario, strong private and public investments, improved agricultural productivity and the absence of significant macroeconomic imbalances says #BOUCBR
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While the economy retains resilience, recent high frequency indicators suggest a slight downtown in near term growth - Michael Atingi (BOU Governor) Bank of Uganda Ramathan Ggoobi Uganda Revenue Authority

While the economy retains resilience, recent high frequency indicators suggest a slight downtown in near term growth - Michael Atingi (BOU Governor) @BOU_Official @rggoobi @URAuganda #BoUCBR
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.Bank of Uganda has maintained the Central Bank Rate(CBR) at 7 percent.

In October 2020 the Monetary Policy Committee(MPC) noted that the economic recovery has gradually gained traction, inline with a projection for the economic growth of above 3 percent in FY2020/21.

.@BOU_Official  has maintained the Central Bank Rate(CBR) at 7 percent.

In October 2020 the Monetary Policy Committee(MPC) noted that the economic recovery has gradually gained traction, inline with a projection for the economic growth of above 3 percent in FY2020/21. 

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Short term projections indicate inflation may rise to between 5.5% to 6% within 13 months ahead with a return to medium term target of 5% anticipated in the second half of 2025 - Michael Atingi (BOU Governor) Bank of Uganda Ramathan Ggoobi Uganda Revenue Authority

Short term projections indicate inflation may rise to between 5.5% to 6% within 13 months ahead with a return to medium term target of 5% anticipated in the second half of 2025 - Michael Atingi (BOU Governor) @BOU_Official @rggoobi @URAuganda #BoUCBR
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The evolution of inflation remains challenging influenced by factors as shilling exchange rate, supply side checks, global inflation & domestic food supply - Michael Atingi ( Governor BOU) Bank of Uganda Ministry of Finance Ramathan Ggoobi

The evolution of inflation remains challenging influenced by factors as shilling exchange rate, supply side checks, global inflation & domestic food supply - Michael Atingi ( Governor BOU) @BOU_Official @mofpedU @rggoobi #BoUCBR
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