KAMPALA - Uganda's
central bank kept its benchmark lending rate unchanged at 23 percent in
December, central bank governor Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile said on
Friday.
The governor said there were clear signs that inflation had peaked. Inflation in the east African country slowed for the first time since June, falling to 29 percent in November from 30.4 percent in October.
The governor said there were clear signs that inflation had peaked. Inflation in the east African country slowed for the first time since June, falling to 29 percent in November from 30.4 percent in October.

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