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Uganda Shilling Weakens to Record Low as Dollar Demand Persists
Source: Bloomberg
Currency & FXEmerging Markets
Uganda’s shilling fell to a record low against the U.S. dollar as offshore investors’ and importers’ demand for dollars renewed pressure on the currency. The article provides no exchange-rate level or percentage move.
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