List of countries by central bank interest rates

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

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 3.25 Negative increase 0.25 1 November 2023[4] 1.78 1.47
 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 133.00 Negative increase 15.00 12 October 2023[7] 40.85 92.15
 Armenia 9.25 Positive decrease 0.25 12 December 2023[8] 2.62 6.63
 Australia 4.35 Negative increase 0.25 8 November 2023[9] 1.78 2.57
 Azerbaijan 8.50 Positive decrease 0.50 1 November 2023[10] 5.02 3.48
 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 2.77 Positive decrease 0.33 1 July 2023[16] 1.83 0.94
 Botswana 2.40 Negative increase 0.25 7 December 2023[17] 3.40 -1.00
 Brazil 11.75 Positive decrease 0.50 13 December 2023[18] 4.35 7.40
 Bulgaria 3.80 Negative increase 0.16 1 December 2023[19] 1.92 1.88
 Canada 5.00 Negative increase 0.25 12 July 2023[20] 1.94 3.06
 Cape Verde 1.00 Negative increase 0.75 16 May 2023[21] 1.05 -0.05
Central African States 5.00 Negative increase 0.50 27 March 2023[22]
 Chile 9.00 Positive decrease 0.50 5 September 2023[23] 2.80 6.20
 China 3.45 Positive decrease 0.10 21 August 2023[24] 2.00 1.45
 Colombia 13.25 Negative increase 0.25 2 May 2023[25] 3.36 9.89
 Costa Rica 5.75 Positive decrease 0.25 19 January 2024[26] 1.60 4.15
 DR Congo 11.00 Negative increase 2.00 19 June 2023[27] 18.09 -7.09
 Curacao 5.50 Negative increase 0.75 10 March 2023[28]
 Czech Republic 7.00 Negative increase 1.25 22 June 2022[29] 2.67 4.33
 Denmark 3.60 Negative increase 0.25 15 September 2023[30] 0.85 2.75
 Dominican Republic 7.00 Positive decrease 0.25 30 November 2023[31] 4.05 2.95
Eastern Caribbean 2.00 Positive decrease 4.5 3 May 2020[32]
 Egypt 19.25 Negative increase 1.00 3 August 2023[33] 13.69 5.56
 Eswatini 7.50 Positive decrease 0.25 21 July 2023[34] 4.36 3.14
European Union Eurozone 4.50 Negative increase 0.25 20 September 2023[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 10.00 Positive decrease 0.25 14 September 2023[38] 5.59 4.41
 Ghana 30.00 Negative increase 0.50 24 July 2023[39] 9.70 20.30
 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 11.50 Positive decrease 0.75 22 November 2023[43] 3.30 8.20
 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 6.00 Negative increase 0.25 19 October 2023[46] 2.70 3.30
 Iran 23.00 31 January 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 -0.10 Positive decrease0.10 29 January 2016[50] 0.35 -0.45
 Jordan 7.50 Negative increase 0.50 30 July 2023[51] 2.16 5.34
 Kazakhstan 15.25 Positive decrease 0.50 19 January 2024[52] 6.61 8.64
 Kenya 12.50 Negative increase 2.00 5 December 2023[53] 5.81 6.69
 Kuwait 4.25 Negative increase 0.25 26 July 2023[54] 1.69 2.56
 Kyrgyzstan 13.00 Positive decrease 1.00 29 November 2022[55] 5.03 7.97
 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 24.00 Negative increase 2.00 31 July 2023[58] 9.65 14.35
 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 11.25 Negative increase 0.25 31 March 2023[61] 4.67 6.58
 Moldova 4.75 Positive decrease 1.25 7 November 2023[62] 4.34 0.41
 Mongolia 13.00 Negative increase 1.00 16 December 2022[63] 5.50 7.50
 Morocco 3.00 Negative increase 0.50 23 March 2023 [64] 0.92 2.08
 Mozambique 17.25 Negative increase 2.00 30 September 2022[65] 6.22 11.03
 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 18.75 Negative increase 0.25 25 July 2023[69] 14.03 4.72
 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 22.00 Negative increase 1.00 27 June 2023[72] 6.89 15.11
 Papua New Guinea 3.00 Positive decrease 0.50 September 2023[73] 4.46 -1.46
 Paraguay 6.50 Positive decrease 0.25 19 January 2024[74] 3.12 3.38
 Peru 6.50 Positive decrease 0.25 14 December 2023[75] 2.25 4.25
 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 7.00 Negative increase 0.25 11 January 2023[79] 3.35 3.65
 Russia 16.00 Negative increase 1.00 15 December 2023[80] 4.07 11.93
 Rwanda 7.50 Negative increase 0.50 17 August 2023[81] 3.75 3.75
 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 6.50 Negative increase 0.25 8 June 2023[83] 2.31 4.19
 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 9.00 Positive decrease 1.00 24 November 2023[90] 4.97 4.03
 Sudan 100.90
 Suriname 10.00 Negative increase 1.00 September 18, 2013 24.53 -14.53
 Sweden 4.00 Negative increase 0.25 27 September 2023[91] 1.66 2.34
  Switzerland 1.75 Negative increase 0.25 23 June 2023[92] 0.31 1.44
 Taiwan 1.875 Negative increase 0.125 24 March 2023[93] 0.91 0.965
 Tajikistan 10.00 Positive decrease 1.00 1 May 2023[94] 7.10 2.90
 Thailand 2.50 Negative increase 0.25 27 September 2023[95] 0.49 2.01
 Trinidad and Tobago 3.50 Positive decrease 1.50 17 March 2020[96] 1.11 2.39
 Tunisia 8.00 Negative increase 0.75 2 January 2023[97] 6.14 1.86
 Turkey 45.00 Negative increase 2.50 25 January 2024[98] 14.38 25.62
 Uganda 9.50 Positive decrease 0.50 15 August 2023[99] 3.11 6.39
 Ukraine 15.00 Positive decrease 1.00 15 December 2023 [100] 9.11 5.89
 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[101] 2.00 3.25
 United States 5.50 Negative increase 0.50 26 July 2023[102] 2.46 3.04
 Uruguay 9.00 Positive decrease 0.25 29 December 2023[103] 7.80 1.20
 Uzbekistan 14.00 Positive decrease 1.00 17 March 2023[104] 13.95 0.05
 Vietnam 5.50 Positive decrease 0.50 3 April 2023[105] 3.02 2.48
West African States 3.25 Negative increase 0.25 16 September 2023[106]
 Zambia 11.00 Negative increase 1.00 22 November 2023[107] 12.25 -1.25
 Zimbabwe 150.00 Positive decrease 50.00 2 February 2023[108] 183.31 -33.31


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