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Uganda’s Election Puts Markets on Alert as Finance Sector Eyes Policy Shifts
Uganda is on the cusp of a major economic turning point. After years of courting short-term speculative capital – the so-called “hot money” flowing into high-yield local debt – the East African nation expects to begin producing oil in 2026, unlocking long-term foreign direct investment (FDI) and export revenues. Officials and analysts say this oil boom could strengthen Uganda’s balance of payments and reduce reliance on fickle capital flows, but they caution that the transiti
Jan 159 min read


Uganda’s Election Week Puts Markets on Alert: Financial Industry Eyes Policy and Stability
As Uganda heads into a pivotal national election this week, the country’s financial industry is on high alert. Bankers, investors, and analysts are closely watching for any signals of change in economic policy, fiscal discipline, debt management, monetary continuity, and regulatory stability emerging from the vote. The presidential and parliamentary polls – slated around January 15, 2026 – pit 81-year-old incumbent President Yoweri Museveni against several challengers, inclu
Jan 136 min read

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