Rwanda’s Central Bank has maintained its key interest rate at 6.5 percent in its latest Monetary Policy Committee meeting, citing stable inflation within the target range of two and eight percent. This decision underscores the bank’s confidence in its current policy stance to support economic stability. “The MPC has decided to maintain the central bank…...
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Rwanda central bank maintains benchmark rate at 6.5 percent
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