The Bank of Mauritius Monetary Policy Committee unanimously decided to maintain its Key Rate at 4.75 percent on October 12, 2026, citing a cautious approach toward global economic uncertainty and persistent inflation risks. While one report noted a rate of 4.50 percent, the committee emphasized that the domestic economy remains resilient despite downside growth risks. Elsewhere, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka managed domestic liquidity on October 12 by accepting 60,000 million rupees in overnight repo auctions at a weighted average yield of 8.72 percent. Meanwhile, the National Bank of Ukraine reported that annual inflation reached 10.0 percent in September 2026, exceeding previous forecasts due to infrastructure damage. Additionally, the Reserve Bank of India noted that household inflation expectations for the next year have risen to 10.0 percent, reflecting increased public perception of inflationary pressure. Synthesized from 93 manifests produced by 59 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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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
Bank of Mauritius Maintains Key Rate at 4.50% Following 77th MPC Meeting
The Bank of Mauritius Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) unanimously decided to keep the Key Rate at 4.50% at its 77th meeting. The Committee cited a resilient domestic economy and inflation that remains within the Bank's 2-5% target range. While headline inflation is expected to moderate, the Bank remains cautious regard
NBU September 2026 Inflation Update
Ukraine's annual inflation rate reached 10.0% in September 2026, significantly outpacing the National Bank of Ukraine's (NBU) July forecast. The acceleration is primarily attributed to the ongoing impact of Russian attacks on production and logistics infrastructure, alongside rising fuel and energy costs. Core inflatio
Households' Inflation Expectations Survey (September 2026)
The Reserve Bank of India's September 2026 Inflation Expectations Survey of Households indicates a notable rise in inflationary pressure perceptions. Median current inflation perception increased by 60 basis points to 8.4%, while expectations for the next three months and one year rose to 9.9% and 10.0%, respectively.
Open Market Operations - 12 October 2026
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka executed a series of repo auctions on October 12, 2026, to manage domestic liquidity. The bank accepted Rs. 60,000 million in overnight repo auctions at a weighted average yield of 8.72%, alongside short-term and long-term repo operations. These actions, combined with standing facility dat