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The Bank of Uganda kept its benchmark interest rate steady at 9.75% during its August 2026 meeting, marking the eighth consecutive hold. Policymakers said inflationary pressures remained relatively contained despite higher oil prices. Annual inflation rose to 4% in July, the highest since September 2025, from 3.7% in June, but stayed below the central bank’s 5% medium-term target. Meanwhile, the economy remained resilient, with growth expected to accelerate to 7%-7.5% in FY2026/27, which began in July, from an estimated 6.4% in FY2025/26.

Uganda Leaves Key Policy Rate at 9.75%

India’s BSE Sensex managed to close about 0.2% up at 78,080 after a choppy session on Thursday, reversing a two-day decline, helped by falling oil prices and an upbeat earnings season. The market also drew support from easing expectations of near-term Fed rate hikes, while lingering uncertainty in the Middle East kept gains in check. Buying in select heavyweight stocks and broader market segments helped offset weakness in financial, metal and energy stocks. Among individual stocks, IndiGo was the top gainer, rising 2.9%, followed by NTPC (2%), BEL (2%) and L&T (2%). At the same time, Tata Group shares saw some stabilization after a heavy sellof on Wednesday following the surprise N.Chandrasekaran's decision to resign. On the losing side, ICICI Bank declined 1.3%, making it the biggest laggard.Titan shed 1.1%%, while Reliance Industries slipped 0.8%. UltraTech Cement fell 0.7% following a block transaction involving 2.51 million shares, representing 0.86% of its equity.

Sensex Finishes Slightly Higher

The National Bank of Serbia held its key policy rate unchanged at 5.75% after its August 2026 meeting, holding benchmark borrowing costs at that level since September of 2024. The prolonged period of unchanged rates indicated the NBS sees risks of inflation and unemployment at a relatively balanced, despite macroeconomic headwinds from the war in the Middle East and its impact on global energy prices. July data showed that headline inflation fell to a five-year low of 1.9%, within the lower end of the tolerance band of 1.5% to 4.5%. Expectations of incoming base effects from the central bank drove the Executive Board to signal that inflation could rise to 4% by September. Similarly, the dinar held close to the 101 per USD mark, not too far from its strongest since late 2021. Still, expectations that the GDP will pick up during the year limited the upside of looser financial conditions.

Serbia Holds Rate Unchanged

The SENSEX Index rose 114 points or 0.15 percent on Thursday to close at 78080 points. Leading the gains are Tata Motors (1.82%), Eternal Limited (1.76%) and Hindustan Unilever (1.21%). Top losers were UltraTech Cement (-1.74%), ICICI Bank (-1.48%) and Tata Steel (-1.33%).

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