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Nigeria’s growth outlook holds, but poverty risks mount as global inflation stalls - IMF - Businessday NG
The IMF projects 4.1% growth for Nigeria in 2026, warning that favourable trade terms are being offset by rising poverty and food insecurity.
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businessday.ng
Inflation seen ending 2026 at 16% as analysts drop rate-cut call - Businessday NG
Nigeria’s inflation is expected to end 2026 higher than previously forecast, prompting analysts at Cordros Securities to abandon calls for…
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vanguardngr.com
IMF: Rising cost of essentials to push more Nigerians into poverty
…Projects Nigeria’s GDP at 4.1% in 2026, 4.3% in 2027 …Cuts global growth forecast to 3.0% for 2026 …Says improved macroeconomic stability supports Nigeria’s economy By Babajide…
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punchng.com
Higher prices may worsen Nigeria's poverty, IMF warns
The IMF warns that higher prices for essential goods could deepen poverty and worsen food insecurity in Nigeria despite recent economic stability.
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IMF projects Nigeria’s economy to grow 4.1% in 2026
The IMF projects Nigeria's economy will grow by 4.1% in 2026, driven by macroeconomic stability and favorable trade terms. Learn more about the outlook.
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Rising prices threaten Nigeria’s poverty reduction gains – IMF
The International Monetary Fund has warned that rising prices of essential goods could deepen poverty and worsen food insecurity in Nigeria despite recent
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Nigeria’s growth outlook holds, but poverty risks mount as global inflation stalls - IMF - Businessday NG
The IMF projects 4.1% growth for Nigeria in 2026, warning that favourable trade terms are being offset by rising poverty and food insecurity.
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Rising cost of essentials to push more Nigerians into poverty — IMF
The International Monetary Fund, IMF, has warned that rising prices of essential goods will deepen poverty and food insecurity in Nigeria despite improved macroeconomic stability,…
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Nigeria holds steady, South Africa improves as growth slows across Sub-Saharan Africa - Businessday NG
The IMF said sub-Saharan Africa’s economy is expected to grow by 4.3 percent in 2026, broadly unchanged from earlier projections.