In a strategic move reflecting confidence and stability, the Central Bank of Nige­ria (CBN ... Committee (MPC) meeting in February 2025 merits both praise and scrutiny. This outcome was not ...

The first Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in 2025 provided critical insights into the country’s economic direction. The CBN reaffirmed its commitment ...

CBN Governor, Olayemi Cardoso, disclosed these during a press briefing at the end of the MPC meeting. He stated ... We’ve seen the outcome, and it’s in a positive direction, and we will ...

“The inflation outlook appears better, and we expect the CBN to relax some of these rates by the next MPC meeting,” he added. Taming inflation remains a cornerstone of the CBN’s monetary policy.

The current Monetary Policy rate of 27.50 per cent charged by the Central Bank of Nigeria to commercial banks on borrowings is the fifth highest in the world, a member of CBN’s Monetary Policy ...

Furthermore, the CBN, towards the close of last year ... Speaking at the press briefing after the Monetary Policy Committee, MPC, meeting in February, Cardoso said: “Confidence is gradually ...

However, larger-than-expected FPI flows could see the use of durable instruments. The MPC meeting outcome was cheered by the equity market, but the debt market didn’t react much to the MPC ...

the CBN decision to maintain the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 27.50% during its recent Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting in February 2025 merits both praise and scrutiny. This outcome was ...