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The author of this blog page is a monetary economist and a member of the Applied Economics Association of Uganda. He holds a BA in Economics, a PGC in Applied Research, and an Advanced Certificate in Money and Prices. He is currently pursuing a master's degree at Makerere University. The Institute of International Monetary Research has hosted him and has written several influential commentaries on the Ugandan economy, notably a detailed analysis of Uganda's inflation dynamics after COVID-19.
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Money Supply Update - Uganda (August)
UgandaWatch: Uganda’s September CPI is 4.6%/yr, up from 4.1%/yr in August.
Broad money supply slightly rose by 18.8%/yr in #August from 16.1%/yr in June. M3 broad money growth is still well above Okware’s Optimal Growth Rate (OGR) of 11.4%/yr +/-2 is consistent with BOU 5%/yr medium target.
UGANDA: CHANGE IN CUMMULATIVE 4-QUARTER BUDGET BALANCE BETWEEN QUARTERS
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April 2026 - Money updates across the African continent
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March 2026 - Money updates across the African continent
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The impact of the coronavirus pandemic in Uganda, exploring the central bank's response and the effects of changes in the money supply
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Uganda's growth projection above 10% in FY 2026/27 cannot be traced across output, capital stock, and the labor force
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Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill: Sovereignty Without Strong Institutions Is an Illusion
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My key figures from the Uganda National Budget 2026/27
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Uganda’s rising tax burden and flimsy justification
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Basic economics explained for beginners: Prof. Keen and others.
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‘Ku Ground’ , there is no money this FY 2026/27
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