Nigeria’s High Borrowing Costs Renew Calls for Rate Cuts 

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​ Nigeria’s central bank held its benchmark interest rate at 26.5% for a second straight meeting, a move that keeps commercial lending rates above 30% for many businesses. The Monetary Policy Committee cited a need to sustain moderating inflation and preserve macroeconomic stability as reasons for its decision. However, the call has split analysts: some argue […]  

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