Analysts see inflation rising as Iran war ripples through fuel, food

    Chinwe Micheal | Editor’s picks | Apr 15, 2026    
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Nigeria’s inflation is expected to rise in March ahead of its publication tomorrow, triggered by the escalating United States-Iran war, which has since rippled through global energy markets, analysts surveyed by BusinessDay said.

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