Monday, 18 April 2011 14:03

Stability Expected as Rates Remain Unchanged

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Last week, Uganda's financial markets rates were largely unchanged,

trend analysts attributed to

probable stability, particularly of the exchange rate.

The inter-bank rate marginally rose from 7.33 percent as at April 6 to 7.38 percent as at April 13.

The 91-day t-bill rate, which is the benchmark, remained at 8.9 percent.

Details of the financial markets rates are indicated in the table below.

Market Interest Rates as at

April 06,

2011

April 13,

2011

 

Inter-bank weighted rate

Overnight

Call money rate (1-30 days maturity)

7.33

8.97

7.38

9.51

 

91-day Treasury bill Annualised Yield

(Primary Market)

(Secondary Market)*

8.90

8.36/8.23

8.90

8.51/8.36

 

2-year Treasury bond Annualised Yield

(Primary Market)

(Secondary Market)*

11.05

11.01/10.86

11.05

11.15/10.99

 

3-year Treasury bond Annualised Yield

(Primary Market)

(Secondary Market)*

11.62

11.22/11.09

11.62

11.33/11.20

 

5-year Treasury bond Annualised Yield

(Primary Market)

(Secondary Market)*

11.94

11.93/11.81

11.94

12.20/12.05

 

10-year Treasury bond Annualised Yield

(Primary Market)

(Secondary Market)*

13.23

13.28/13.08

13.23

13.51/13.32

 

Bank and Rediscount Rates

Margin

Rediscount rate

Bank rate

3.00

12.01

13.01

3.00

12.01

13.01

 

*Weekly Average indicative bid/ask rates on Treasury securities in the secondary market.

MANAGEMENT

April 14, 2011

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