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The tone was set by the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, who spoke with clarity and conviction. He defended the bank’s recent policy choices, aggressive interest rate hikes, exchange rate ...
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Nigerian Tribune on MSNAnalysts optimistic as Nigeria moves to rejoin JP Morgan’s emerging market debt indexThe announcement was made during the recently concluded Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World ...
The IMF supports Nigeria's strategic borrowing to meet short-term needs while urging increased revenue and prudent resource ...
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Daily Post Nigeria on MSNBe prudent in spending – IMF tells NigeriaThe International Monetary Fund, IMF, has advised Nigeria to be prudent in spending after the implementation of hard economic ...
IMF projects Nigeria's fiscal deficit to worsen in 2025-2026, raising concerns about increasing national debt and economic ...
IMF has thrown its weight behind Nigeria’s efforts to borrow more funds to meet its pressing short-term financial needs, ...
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The Punch on MSNNigeria’s revenue at risk amid global tension – IMFThe International Monetary Fund has warned the Federal Government to remain vigilant in the face of mounting global trade ...
The IMF has urged Nigeria to adopt a comprehensive, transparent, and inclusive approach to energy subsidy reforms as the ...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Nigeria to spend wisely and strengthen its fiscal institutions to ensure long ...
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AllAfrica on MSNNigeria: Edun - Nigeria's Reforms Hailed Globally, Next Target Is 7 Percent GrowthInterview - At a media briefing marking the conclusion of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)/World Bank Group Spring Meetings in Washington DC, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the ...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has emphasized the urgent need for Nigeria to adopt prudent fiscal policies, ensuring efficient resource ...
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AllAfrica on MSNNigeria: IMF Projects 45.4% Debt-to-GDP for Nigeria By 2030Nigeria's public debt burden is projected to decline steadily over the next six years, falling from 52.9 per cent of GDP in 2024 to 45.4 percent by 2030, according to the International Monetary ...
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