Is the shilling too strong to boost Ugandan exports?
13th March 2025
In 2024, the Ugandan shilling remained relatively stable, showing a slight bias toward appreciation. The stability was supported by continued inflows from coffee exports, remittances, portfolio investments and foreign direct investment (FDI), which supported demand for foreign currency and mitigated pressure on the exchange rate.
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Farmers examining coffee cherries in a garden. Experts say a retracement in coffee prices could be a significant risk to the economy in the coming two years
Ali Twaha
Journalist @New Vision
#Uganda Shilling #Economy #Uganda exports #Trade
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The Government embarked on an ambitious strategy of growing the economy tenfold from $49.5b as of financial year 2023/2024 to $500b in the next 15 years.