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Nigeria’s economy seen growing at fastest rate in 5 years – Businessday NG
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Nigeria’s economy seen growing at fastest rate in 5 years – Businessday NG Trump struggles to overcome America’s relentlessly ‘sour mood’ ‘Twenty years of caution’: Banking industry ramps up efforts to fix ‘anaemic’ UK growth 12 New tax terms emerging from Nigeria’s tax reforms, explained simply – Businessday NG Trump official raked over coals for bonkers claim he’s ‘fixing every problem on earth’ Government targets £99bn in Australian investment in major projects CBN drains record naira liquidity as election season shapes up – Businessday NG There’s a bait and switch buried in the Trump Accounts parents need to know about Nigeria’s Ramadan economy fuels 20% rise in dining, travel spending – Businessday NG ‘I voted for you three times’: Critics unload on Trump’s small business summit
CBN holds key rate on hazy global outlook – Businessday NG

CBN holds key rate on hazy global outlook – Businessday NG

…Inflation slowing amid trade tensions … Electricity tariff, FX market demand pressures are key risks The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Tuesday kept the benchmark interest rate steady, signaling a cautious stance as inflation showed signs of moderation in April amid global uncertainty. In a widely anticipated decision, the MPC held its benchmark monetary policy rate (MPR) at 27.5 percent, citing the need to have a better grasp of near-term

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