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The Ugandan Treasury Minister confirms that the current economic stability is the result of good management and tight policy coordination

Last updated: January 9, 2026 4:13 pm
Diaa Al-Din 3 months ago
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The Permanent Secretary and Minister of the Treasury (PSST) of Uganda, Dr. Ramathan Gagope, said that the exchange limits for the third quarter of the 2025/2026 financial year were issued at a time when the country is experiencing extended periods of macroeconomic stability, manifested in rapid economic growth, price stability, and exchange rate stability. Dr. Gagope, during the third quarter press briefing, explained that this outstanding economic performance differs from previous electoral years that were typically characterized by high inflation rates and sharp fluctuations in the exchange rate. Exchange. He added: (This achievement did not come by chance, but rather is the result of rational economic management, achieved through close coordination between monetary and financial policies).

The Permanent Secretary and Minister of the Treasury indicated that the spending limits for the third quarter were consistent with the fiscal consolidation agenda, which places at the top of its priorities the implementation of the government’s objectives aimed at maintaining macroeconomic stability and enhancing financial discipline.

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