Central Bank Pegs Lending Rate Unchanged At 16 Percent
Angola’s Apex bank kept its benchmark lending rate unchanged at 16 per cent following a policy meeting on July 31, the regulator said in a statement on Wednesday.
The Bank of Angola’s monetary policy committee said it was satisfied with the downward trajectory of inflation since January.
Consumer price-growth slowed to 30.51 per cent year-on-year in June having began the year at a rate of over 40 per cent.
Source: NTA
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