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Nigeria’s central bank holds benchmark rate at 27% - REUTERS

NOVEMBER 26, 2025

ABUJA, Nov 25 (Reuters) – Nigeria’s central bank kept unchanged its Monetary Policy Rate at 27%, its governor Olayemi Cardoso said on Tuesday, as double-digit inflation remained a concern.

Economists polled by Reuters had predicted a 1-percentage-point cut, following up on September’s 50-basis-point cut which was the first reduction since 2020.

Consumer inflation slowed for the seventh month in a row in October, reaching 16.05% year on year  whereas it was at 24.48% in January.




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“Headline inflation remains high at double digits and requires sustained efforts towards moderating it further,” Cardoso told a press conference.

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