The Bank of Mozambique’s Monetary Policy Committee (CPMO) decided to maintain the country’s key interest rate at 9.25 percent following a meeting in Maputo. This decision marks a continuation of the central bank’s current monetary stance. The CPMO cited a need to balance containing inflation and supporting economic recovery as justification for holding rates. Inflation remains a concern, but the bank believes current measures are sufficient. The committee will continue to monitor economic developments, particularly global factors impacting Mozambique, to inform future policy decisions. This stability aims to provide a predictable environment for investment and economic planning within the nation. Further details regarding the committee's assessment of the economic climate were not immediately available.