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Nigerian banks approve more loans, but small businesses still face tougher borrowing costs

Nigerian banks approved a higher share of loan applications in the second quarter, while small businesses faced less favourable pricing than larger companies

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Nigerian banks approve more loans, but small businesses still face tougher borrowing costs

Nigerian banks approved a higher share of loan applications in the second quarter, while small businesses faced less favourable pricing than larger companies

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Explainer: What the CBN credit survey says about cost of borrowing - Businessday NG

…most obvious component, the CBN Credit Conditions Survey looks at lending-rate spreads relative to the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR).

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martedì 11 agosto 2026·businessday.ng
High rates, tight lending drive N939bn slump in Nigeria's consumer credit - Businessday NG
Nigeria’s consumer credit market contracted by N939 billion in 2025 as high interest rates, tighter lending conditions and elevated credit...
martedì 11 agosto 2026·businessday.ng
Explainer: What the CBN credit survey says about cost of borrowing - Businessday NG
…most obvious component, the CBN Credit Conditions Survey looks at lending-rate spreads relative to the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR).

Nigerian banks approve more loans, but small businesses still face tougher borrowing costs

Explainer: What the CBN credit survey says about cost of borrowing - Businessday NG

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High rates, tight lending drive N939bn slump in Nigeria's consumer credit - Businessday NG

Explainer: What the CBN credit survey says about cost of borrowing - Businessday NG

Nigerian banks approve more loans, but small businesses still face tougher borrowing costs