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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 drains record naira liquidity as election season shapes up – Businessday NG

CBN drains record naira liquidity as election season shapes up – Businessday NG

…OMO sales in first four months match 2025 total Traditionally, pre-election years in Nigeria are characterised by a deluge of campaign spending that could drown the economy in inflationary pressure. To preempt this surge, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has ramped up its Open Market Operations (OMO) to an unprecedented scale, acting as a vacuum for the surplus cash circulating within the financial system. The magnitude of this intervention is staggering. Within the first four months of 2026, OMO sales have hit N30.12 trillio

…OMO sales in first four months match 2025 total Traditionally, pre-election years in Nigeria are characterised by a deluge of campaign spending that could drown the economy in inflationary pressure. To preempt this surge, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has ramped up its Open Market Operations (OMO) to an unprecedented scale, acting as a vacuum for the surplus cash circulating within the financial system. The magnitude of this intervention is staggering. Within the first four months of 2026, OMO sales have hit N30.12 trillio

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