For much of 2024 and into 2025, the global monetary story was one of restrictive policy rates battling stubborn inflation. Yet a small cohort of African economies has maintained benchmark rates well below 5%, offering a striking counterpoint to Nigeria, where the Central Bank held its Monetary Polic
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