Given that credit growth remains sluggish, we wouldn’t rule out the possibility of further interest rate cuts in Uganda over the next few months. But on balance, a combination of a pick-up in food inflation and a large current account deficit means that rates are more likely to stay on hold for a prolonged period.
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