Monday, 14, July, 2025
The BOD of the Central Bank at its today's meeting decided to keep the interest rate at 14%, the press service of the regulator said.
The 14% rate was set in March 2023, which was the first change in the rate in eight months, when it was 15%.
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The BOD of the Central Bank at its meeting today took a decision to keep the interest rate at 14% per annum. Acc...
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