The chance that Nigeria’s central bank will cut rates has become even slimmer after one of the deputy governors said if anything, the bank is “in the mood” for tightening and will increase its main interest rate if inflation doesn’t slow.
Deputy Governor Joseph Nnanna speaking in Egypt Mond
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