Angola has lowered its key interest rate to 14.75%, down from 15.75%, according to data updated on 15 September 2026. The latest move marks a further easing of monetary conditions, as the central bank continues to adjust its policy stance on a month-over-month basis.
The current figure, measured against the previous month’s 15.75%, underscores a one-percentage-point reduction in the benchmark rate. In the context of the month-over-month comparison, the “actual” reflects this latest cut, while the “previous” refers to how the rate had shifted in the month before the latest change.
The decision is likely to be closely watched by investors and businesses assessing Angola’s cost of borrowing and broader financial conditions. Market participants will be monitoring upcoming data releases to gauge whether this downward path in rates will continue in the near term.
