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The Central Bank of Nigeria lowered its benchmark interest rate by 350 basis points on September 22, 2026, the steepest cut on record, as inflation eased for a third straight month and reserves strengthened.
Fitch Ratings has revised Nigeria's credit outlook to Positive from Stable, citing sustained reforms, disinflation and improved foreign reserves of $54.9 billion.
The IMF has warned that Nigeria's improving economic indicators are not reaching the poorest households, questioning whether the country's reforms are creating shared prosperity.
Stronger collection is narrowing the gap between the fiscal deficit and its financing.
The latest projection is an improvement on the 4.0 percent growth recorded in 2025, with the multilateral lender expecting Nigeria’s...
Rising contributions and better investment income have lifted the pool of retirement savings.
The 350-basis-point reduction marked a larger step in the easing cycle, though borrowing costs will still depend on liquidity, bank funding and credit risk.
The secured overnight reference rate is intended to improve pricing transparency and give financial contracts a more reliable base rate.