Rate cuts unlikely despite slowing inflation

    Wasiu Alli | Top Stories | Sep 16, 2025    
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Members of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) remain unconvinced about starting an easing cycle, even as inflation slowed for the fifth straight month in August to 20.12 percent.

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