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Bank of Tanzania Keeps Central Bank Rate Steady at 6%

By Sokoni Leo Team · August 28, 2026 05:57 · 5 views
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Tanzania has decided to maintain the central bank rate (CBR) at 6.0% to support economic growth while keeping inflation within the target range. The move signals stability for the money market and provides a favourable environment for the capital markets and bond yields.