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List of sovereign states by central bank interest rates

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This is a list of countries by annualized interest rate set by the central bank for charging commercial, depository banks for loans to meet temporary shortages of funds.

List

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Country or
currency union		 Central bank
interest rate (%) 		Change Effective date of
last change 		Average inflation rate
2017–2021 (%)
by WB and IMF[1][2]
as in the List 		Central bank interest rate
minus average
inflation rate (2017–2021)
 Afghanistan 6.00 Negative increase 3.00 24 July 2021[3] 3.38 2.62
 Albania 3.00 Positive decrease 0.25 3 July 2024[4] 1.78 1.22
 Algeria 3.00 Positive decrease 0.25 29 April 2020[5] 4.14 -1.14
 Angola 18.00 Negative increase 1.00 21 November 2023[6] 22.64 -4.64
 Argentina 40.00 Positive decrease 10.00 14 May 2024[7] 40.85 -0.85
 Armenia 7.75 Positive decrease 0.25 30 July 2024[8] 2.62 5.13
 Australia 4.35 Negative increase 0.25 8 November 2023[9] 1.78 2.57
 Azerbaijan 7.25 Positive decrease 0.25 2 May 2024[10] 5.02 2.23
 Bahamas 4.00 Positive decrease 0.50 22 December 2016 [11] 1.86 2.14
 Bahrain 6.25 Negative increase 0.25 26 July 2023[12] 0.63 5.62
 Bangladesh 6.50 Negative increase 0.50 1 July 2023[13] 5.58 0.92
 Barbados 2.00 Positive decrease 5.00 1 April 2020[14] 3.51 -1.51
 Belarus 9.75 Positive decrease 0.25 31 May 2023 [15] 6.25 3.50
 Bolivia 3.03 Negative increase 0.02 4 June 2024[16] 1.83 1.20
 Botswana 2.15 Positive decrease 0.25 13 June 2024[17] 3.40 -1.25
 Brazil 10.50 Positive decrease 0.25 8 May 2024[18] 4.35 6.15
 Bulgaria 3.80 Negative increase 0.16 1 December 2023[19] 1.92 1.88
 Canada 4.50 Positive decrease 0.25 24 July 2024[20] 1.94 2.56
 Cape Verde 1.25 Negative increase 0.25 31 October 2023[21] 1.05 0.20
Central African States 5.00 Negative increase 0.50 27 March 2023[22]
 Chile 5.75 Positive decrease 0.25 18 June 2024[23] 2.80 2.95
 China 3.35 Positive decrease 0.10 22 July 2024[24] 2.00 1.35
 Colombia 11.25 Positive decrease 0.50 28 June 2024[25] 3.36 7.89
 Costa Rica 4.75 Positive decrease 0.50 26 April 2024[26] 1.60 3.15
 DR Congo 25.00 Negative increase 14.00 8 August 2023[27] 18.09 6.91
 Curacao 5.50 Negative increase 0.75 10 March 2023[28]
 Czech Republic 4.75 Positive decrease 0.50 28 June 2024[29] 2.67 2.08
 Denmark 3.35 Positive decrease 0.25 7 June 2024[30] 0.85 2.50
 Dominican Republic 7.00 Positive decrease 0.25 30 November 2023[31] 4.05 2.95
Eastern Caribbean 3.00 Negative increase 1.00 28 January 2024[32]
 Egypt 27.25 Negative increase 6.00 6 March 2024[33] 13.69 13.56
 Eswatini 7.50 Positive decrease 0.25 21 July 2023[34] 4.36 3.14
European Union Eurozone 4.25 Positive decrease 0.25 12 June 2024[35]
 Fiji 0.25 Positive decrease 0.25 18 March 2020[36] 1.54 -1.29
 Gambia 17.00 Negative increase 1.00 29 August 2023[37] 6.93 10.07
 Georgia 8.00 Positive decrease 0.25 23 May 2024[38] 5.59 2.41
 Ghana 29.00 Positive decrease 1.00 29 January 2024[39] 9.70 19.30
 Guatemala 5.00 Negative increase 0.25 26 April 2023[40] 3.97 1.03
 Honduras 3.00 Positive decrease 0.75 27 November 2020[41] 4.14 -1.14
 Hong Kong 5.75 Negative increase 0.25 27 July 2023[42] 1.79 3.96
 Hungary 7.00 Positive decrease 0.25 18 June 2024[43] 3.30 3.70
 Iceland 9.25 Negative increase 0.50 23 August 2023[44] 2.91 6.34
 India 6.50 Negative increase 0.25 8 February 2023[45] 4.70 1.80
 Indonesia 6.25 Negative increase 0.25 24 April 2024[46] 2.70 3.05
 Iran 23.00 Positive decrease 0.60 8 March 2023[47] 30.05 -7.05
 Israel 4.50 Positive decrease 0.25 1 January 2024[48] 0.55 3.95
 Jamaica 7.00 Negative increase 0.50 18 November 2022[49] 4.57 2.43
 Japan 0.25 Negative increase 0.15 31 July 2024[50] 0.35 -0.10
 Jordan 7.50 Negative increase 0.50 30 July 2023[51] 2.16 5.34
 Kazakhstan 14.25 Positive decrease 0.25 31 May 2024[52] 6.61 7.64
 Kenya 13.00 Negative increase 0.50 6 February 2024[53] 5.81 7.19
 Kuwait 4.25 Negative increase 0.25 26 July 2023[54] 1.69 2.56
 Kyrgyzstan 9.00 Positive decrease 2.00 28 May 2024[55] 5.03 3.97
 Lebanon 20.00 Negative increase 10.00 April 2023[56] 39.55 -19.55
 Lesotho 7.75 Negative increase 0.25 29 May 2023[57] 5.04 2.71
 Malawi 26.00 Negative increase 2.00 1 February 2024[58] 9.65 16.35
 Malaysia 3.00 Negative increase 0.25 3 May 2023[59] 1.36 1.64
 Mauritius 4.50 Negative increase 0.50 14 December 2022[60] 3.01 1.49
 Mexico 11.00 Positive decrease 0.25 22 March 2024[61] 4.67 6.33
 Moldova 3.60 Positive decrease 0.15 7 May 2024[62] 4.34 -0.74
 Mongolia 11.00 Positive decrease 1.00 14 May 2024[63] 5.50 5.50
 Morocco 2.75 Positive decrease 0.25 25 June 2024 [64] 0.92 1.83
 Mozambique 15.00 Positive decrease 0.75 27 May 2024[65] 6.22 8.78
 Namibia 7.75 Negative increase 0.50 14 June 2023[66] 4.08 3.67
 New Zealand 5.50 Negative increase 0.25 24 May 2023[67] 1.95 3.55
 Nicaragua 7.00 Negative increase 0.50 15 December 2022[68] 4.40 2.60
 Nigeria 26.25 Negative increase 1.50 21 May 2024[69] 14.03 12.22
 North Macedonia 6.30 Negative increase 0.15 20 August 2023[70] 1.58 4.72
 Norway 4.50 Negative increase 0.25 15 December 2023[71] 2.14 2.36
 Oman 6.00 Negative increase 0.25 July 26, 2023[12] 0.94 5.06
 Pakistan 20.50 Positive decrease 1.50 11 June 2024[72] 6.89 13.61
 Papua New Guinea 3.00 Positive decrease 0.50 September 2023[73] 4.46 -1.46
 Paraguay 6.00 Positive decrease 0.25 21 March 2024[74] 3.12 2.88
 Peru 5.75 Positive decrease 0.25 9 May 2024[75] 2.25 3.50
 Philippines 6.50 Negative increase 0.25 27 October 2023 [76] 3.50 3.00
 Poland 5.75 Positive decrease 0.25 5 October 2023[77] 2.74 3.01
 Qatar 6.00 Negative increase 0.25 26 July 2023[78] -0.04 6.04
 Romania 6.75 Positive decrease 0.25 8 July 2024[79] 3.35 3.40
 Russia 18.00 Negative increase 2.00 26 July 2024[80] 4.07 13.93
 Rwanda 7.00 Negative increase 0.50 29 May 2024[81] 3.75 3.25
 Samoa 0.20 Negative increase 0.02 18 August 2023[82] 1.13 -0.93
 Saudi Arabia 6.00 Negative increase 0.25 26 July 2023[12] 1.24 4.76
 Serbia 6.00 Positive decrease 0.25 11 July 2024[83] 2.31 3.69
 Seychelles 2.00 Positive decrease 1.00 5 July 2021[84] 3.91 -1.91
 Sierra Leone 19.25 Negative increase 0.50 10 July 2023[85] 14.77 4.48
 Sint Maarten 5.50 Negative increase 0.75 10 March 2023[86]
 South Africa 8.25 Negative increase 0.50 26 May 2023[87] 4.34 3.91
 South Korea 3.50 Negative increase 0.25 13 January 2023[88] 1.31 2.19
 South Sudan 15.00 Negative increase 3.00 22 March 2023[89] 73.91 -58.91
 Sri Lanka 8.50 Positive decrease 0.50 26 March 2024[90] 4.97 3.53
 Sudan 100.90
 Suriname 10.00 Negative increase 1.00 September 18, 2013[91] 24.53 -14.53
 Sweden 3.75 Positive decrease 0.25 15 May 2023[92] 1.66 2.09
  Switzerland 1.25 Positive decrease 0.25 21 June 2024[93] 0.31 0.94
 Taiwan 2.00 Negative increase 0.125 22 March 2024[94] 0.91 1.09
 Tajikistan 9.25 Positive decrease 0.25 1 May 2024[95] 7.10 2.15
 Thailand 2.50 Negative increase 0.25 27 September 2023[96] 0.49 2.01
 Trinidad and Tobago 3.50 Positive decrease 1.50 17 March 2020[97] 1.11 2.39
 Tunisia 8.00 Negative increase 0.75 2 January 2023[98] 6.14 1.86
 Turkey 50.00 Negative increase 5.00 21 March 2024[99] 14.38 35.62
 Uganda 10.25 Negative increase 0.25 8 April 2024[100] 3.11 7.14
 Ukraine 13.00 Positive decrease 0.50 14 June 2024 [101] 9.11 3.89
 UAE 5.40 Negative increase 0.25 26 July 2023[12] 0.61 4.79
 United Kingdom 5.25 Negative increase 0.25 3 August 2023[102] 2.00 3.25
 United States 5.50 Negative increase 0.50 26 July 2023[103] 2.46 3.04
 Uruguay 9.00 Positive decrease 0.25 29 December 2023[104] 7.80 1.20
 Uzbekistan 14.00 Positive decrease 1.00 17 March 2023[105] 13.95 0.05
 Vietnam 4.50 Positive decrease 0.50 16 June 2023[106] 3.02 1.48
West African States 3.50 Negative increase 0.25 16 December 2023[107]
 Zambia 13.50 Negative increase 1.00 26 February 2024[108] 12.25 1.25
 Zimbabwe 150.00 Positive decrease 50.00 2 February 2023[109] 183.31 -33.31

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