National bank removes deposit interest rate floor

The National Bank of Ethiopia has decided to remove the low interest rate floor for savings deposits. This decision was made under the leadership of Governor Eyob. It aims to adjust banking policies in the country.

The National Bank of Ethiopia recently decided to eliminate the minimum interest rate floor applied to savings deposits. This move is intended to enhance the banking sector's flexibility. Under Governor Eyob's leadership, the bank seeks to improve deposit management practices. Specific details of the policy change were not elaborated in available information.

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