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Bank of Uganda Opening foreign exchange rates for Friday, 23 October 2026.
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Interested in growing your savings? In the latest episode of the BoU Connects podcast, Immaculate Nakato breaks down why Treasury Bills and Bonds are an accessible investment option for every Ugandan starting with as low as UGX 100,000. Plus, your investment can serve as bank collateral.
Watch the full podcast episode on our YouTube: youtu.be/_CdoUJWJrrw?si=OD2I…
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Uganda Government Treasury Bills | Auction Results Released
The Bank of Uganda has published the results of Uganda Government Treasury Bills – Issue No. 1236, covering the 91-, 182-, and 364-day tenors.
The results provide a breakdown of total bids received, amounts accepted, and the resulting yields, offering insight into current investor demand and prevailing money market conditions.
🔎 View the full auction results here: ow.ly/CjGi510036x. Please note that the next Treasury bills auction will be held on November 4, 2026
Bank of Uganda Opening foreign exchange rates for Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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Deputy Governor Prof. Nuwagaba took part in the ceremonial signing of a Collaboration Agreement on the Greening Financial Systems Programme between the Bank of Uganda and the European Investment Bank (@EIB) at Kampala Serena Hotel today.
The collaboration will enhance the BoU’s capacity to support supervised financial institutions in identifying, assessing, managing, and disclosing climate-related risks. “For Uganda,” @ProfNuwagaba said, “this can help mobilise the approximately US$28.1 billion climate-action financing needed by 2030.”
He thanked the EIB, the European Union, and the Governments of Germany and Luxembourg for their support of Uganda’s efforts to build a greener, more resilient and sustainable financial system.
“We must strengthen resilience without unnecessarily constraining access to finance. Our objective is a financial system that understands emerging risks, allocates capital into sustainable projects, and continues to finance productive activity,” Prof. Nuwagaba said.
Uganda joins Kenya, Rwanda, Nigeria, and Ethiopia among the African countries currently receiving support under the Greening Financial Systems Programme.
Read Deputy Governor Prof. Nuwagaba’s full speech here: ow.ly/YRnA50ZZJVu
How is Bank of Uganda building its foreign exchange reserves?
Governor Michael Atingi-Ego explains the Bank's domestic gold purchase programme, commercial bank swap arrangements and how future oil exports could support reserve accumulation.
Watch the full discussion on our YouTube channel. youtu.be/F6r9hUrgsu0?si=LKZH…
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Bank of Uganda Opening foreign exchange rates for Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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What explains the recent depreciation of the Uganda shilling, and have concerns over the Sovereignty Bill affected foreign currency inflows?
Responding to a question from a journalist, Governor Michael Atingi-Ego points to developments in Uganda's balance of payments, including a widening trade deficit, a deterioration in the services balance and moderating portfolio inflows.
Watch the full discussion on our YouTube channel. youtu.be/F6r9hUrgsu0?si=1x8P…
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PRESS RELEASE | Uganda Government Treasury Bills
The Bank of Uganda invites applications for Uganda Government Treasury Bills – Issue No. 1236
Bid Submission Deadline:
All bids from Primary Dealers (PDs) and other commercial banks must be submitted electronically via the Central Securities Depository (CSD) by 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
🔗 Full details are available in the official press release: ow.ly/6TuE50ZZcpa
Bank of Uganda Opening foreign exchange rates for Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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How does monetary policy respond to inflation driven by supply-side shocks such as rising oil and food prices?
Governor Michael Atingi-Ego explains why the Bank of Uganda acts when these pressures begin to spread across the broader consumer price basket.
Watch the full discussion on our YouTube channel. youtu.be/F6r9hUrgsu0
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What are the trade-offs of the latest Monetary Policy Statement? Dr Adam Mugume explains how tighter monetary policy can help contain inflation, ease pressure on the exchange rate and attract investment, while weighing the short-term costs to economic growth.
Watch the full reading of the October 2026 Monetary Policy Statement and the subsequent press briefing on our YouTube channel: youtu.be/F6r9hUrgsu0?si=3-Oe…
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Monetary Policy Statement | October 2026: At a Glance and FAQs
At a special meeting on 14 October 2026, the Bank of Uganda raised the Central Bank Rate (CBR) by 225 basis points to 12.0%. This follows the increase in the Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR) to 13.5% on 24 September 2026. Both measures aim to contain rising inflation risks and keep prices stable.
Why did the Bank act now, and what lies ahead for inflation and growth? Our Monetary Policy Statement at a Glance sets out the decision, the latest projections, and the factors that could shape Uganda's economic outlook. The accompanying FAQs answer the questions we hear most, from why the Committee met early to how a higher CBR may affect borrowers, savers and businesses.
Read the full Monetary Policy Statement: ow.ly/pCCx50ZYjrC
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Bank of Uganda Opening foreign exchange rates for Friday, October 16, 2026.
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Governor Michael Atingi-Ego explains the measures taken by BoU as the exchange rate approached UGX 4,000 per US dollar, including the recent increase in the Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR). The Bank has also raised the Central Bank Rate to 12.0% from 9.75% to prevent rising costs from spreading across the economy.
The Governor emphasises that BoU does not target a specific exchange rate. The value of the Shilling is determined by market forces, with the Bank taking actions to ensure that movements in the foreign exchange market remain smooth.
Watch the full reading of the October 2026 Monetary Policy Statement and the subsequent press briefing on the Bank of Uganda YouTube channel - youtu.be/F6r9hUrgsu0
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Bank of Uganda Opening foreign exchange rates for Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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MONETARY POLICY STATEMENT | October 2026
The Bank of Uganda has raised the Central Bank Rate (CBR) from 9.75% to 12.0% after a special Monetary Policy Committee meeting on 14 October 2026.
The decision aims to contain rising inflation risks driven by higher fuel prices and exchange rate pressures, while safeguarding price stability.
The Bank also raised the Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR) from 11.0% to 13.5%, effective 24 September 2026, to manage excess liquidity in the banking system and strengthen monetary policy effectiveness.
Read the Governor's full Monetary Policy Statement: ow.ly/PvTj50ZXxfX
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Bank of Uganda Opening foreign exchange rates for Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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Bank of Uganda Opening foreign exchange rates for Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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The Board of Directors, BoU, and the Auditor General (@OAG_Uganda), Edward Akol, sign off the Bank of Uganda Annual Integrated Report for the period 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026.
Gain valuable insights into our activities, operations, and performance from the report available here: ow.ly/moa650ZWNvz



















