The Bank of Mauritius unanimously maintained its Key Rate at 4.75 percent on September 7, 2026, while the National Bank of Kazakhstan lowered its base rate by 50 basis points to 16.25 percent on September 4. The Bank of Mauritius cited global economic uncertainty and persistent inflation risks as reasons for its cautious stance, despite earlier projections of economic resilience. Meanwhile, the National Bank of Kazakhstan attributed its rate cut to a successful disinflationary trend that brought annual inflation down to 9.8 percent in August, though it continues to maintain a moderately tight policy due to domestic fiscal pressures and global energy prices. Elsewhere, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka focused on liquidity management, absorbing 32,500 million rupees through repo auctions on September 7 to address a significant surplus in the banking system. Synthesized from 82 manifests produced by 49 sources across the 136 monitored official central-bank streams in the last 7 days, including the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England.
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Monetary Policy Committee Maintains the Kina Facility Rate at 5.0 Percent
The Bank of Papua New Guinea's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has held the Kina Facility Rate (KFR) at 5.0% and the Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR) at 9.0% in its September 2026 meeting. While domestic GDP growth projections have been upgraded to 3.5%, the Bank noted rising inflationary pressures, with headline inflati
Key Rate maintained at 4.75 per cent per annum
The Bank of Mauritius Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has unanimously decided to keep the Key Rate at 4.75% per annum, citing a cautious approach amid global economic uncertainty. While the Mauritian economy remains resilient, the MPC highlighted downside risks to growth and persistent upside risks to inflation. The Ba
Post MPC Meeting Press Conference: Statement by the Governor
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Exchange Fund Bills Tender Results
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has published the results of its latest Exchange Fund Bills tender held on September 8, 2026. The auction covered 91-day and 182-day papers, with significant oversubscription for the shorter-term bills. The HKMA also confirmed the schedule for upcoming tenders to be held on Septe
Statement by the Governor of the NBK, T.M. Suleimenov on the Base Rate of the National Bank
The National Bank of Kazakhstan (NBK) has lowered its base rate by 50 basis points to 16.25%, citing a successful disinflationary trend that brought annual inflation to 9.8% in August. Despite this progress, the NBK maintains a moderately tight monetary policy stance due to ongoing pro-inflationary risks from global en