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Ugandan shilling steady; importer dollar demand low

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The Ugandan shilling was stable on Monday with dollar demand from merchandise importers and commercial banks subdued, traders said.

At 0925 GMT, commercial banks quoted the shilling at 3,675/3,685, same level as Friday’s closing rate.

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