Wednesday, July 14, 2010
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Uganda's central bank will intervene if necessary to ensure its markets remain stable after Somali Islamists detonated bombs in the capital Kampala, the bank's deputy governor said on Wednesday."If need be we shall take measures to ensure stability in the forex market and in the domestic market," Louis Kasekende told Reuters on the sidelines of an east African central bank conference in Nairobi.
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