The expectation of lower interest rates has faded. For investors, that changes almost everything. For much of this year, investors have been positioning for one outcome: lower interest rates...
The expectation of lower interest rates has faded. For investors, that changes almost everything.
For much of this year, investors have been positioning for one outcome: lower interest rates.
When the Central Bank of Nigeria reduced the Monetary Policy Rate by 50 basis points to 26.5 percent i
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At its 305th MPC meeting, held on May 19 and 20 in Abuja, the Committee voted unanimously to hold the MPR at 26.5 percent. All…
A recent CBN survey reveals 63.3% of Nigerians want lower Nigeria interest rates despite high inflation. Read about the economic…
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s decision to retain interest rates at 26.5 percent reflects growing confidence among policymakers...
Nigeria’s decision to retain its benchmark interest rate at 26.5 percent signals growing confidence among policymakers that…
Banks’ Maximum Lending Rate Drops to 33.16% as CBN Sustains Monetary Policy, Costs of Borrowing Remain High
Nigeria's maximum lending rate eased to 33.16% in June 2026. Discover how this decline impacts borrowing costs and the economy.
