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Monetary Policy

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Business / Economics

What does an unchanged Repo rate mean to a GIPF member?

    By Amos Kambonde, Manager: Marketing services at the Government Institutions Pension Fund.   Recently, consumers received positive news with the announcement of an unchanged repo rate alongside an unchanged in fuel prices across Namibia. While these developments may seem distant from the average person's daily concerns, they hold significant implications, particularly for members of the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF). Let's delve into what these announcements mean for […]

today20 February, 2024

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Namibia

Bank of Namibia Concludes Inaugural Monetary Policy Strategy Session

The Bank of Namibia has concluded its inaugural Monetary Policy Strategy Session, aimed at enhancing the understanding and implementation of monetary policy. The session, attended by key stakeholders such as the Monetary Policy Committee, Board members, and essential staff, provided valuable education and insights into the intricate process of policy formulation. Naufiku Hamunime, the Acting Director of Strategic Communications and International Relations at the Bank, highlighted the significance of this […]

today20 February, 2024

Business / Economics

Bank of Namibia expected to cut repo rate by 25bps as inflation cooling

    By Josef Kefas Sheehama At its first Monetary Policy Committee meeting of 2024, on the 14 February 2024, the Bank of Namibia is expected to cut its Repo Rate by 25 basis points. All of Namibian’s banks now expect the Bank of Namibia to cut its Repo Rate target by 0.25 basis points on the 14 February 2024, which would bring its key lending rate to 7.50%. This […]

today13 February, 2024