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Nigeria’s central bank likely cut interest rates to 26%-26.5% in Feb 2026 as inflation dropped to 15.1%, driven by a stronger naira and stable food prices.
Nigeria’s Central Bank is expected to cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 to 100 basis points to 26%–26.50% in February 2026, as inflation fell to 15.1% year-on-year in January, supported by a stronger naira, stable food prices, and rising foreign reserves.
Analysts cite improving economic conditions, including strong capital inflows, expanding non-oil sectors, and fiscal reforms, as key drivers for the anticipated easing.
The move aims to boost growth while maintaining inflation control, with the Monetary Policy Committee weighing risks from upcoming elections and government spending.
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Es probable que el banco central de Nigeria reduzca las tasas de interés al 26%-26.5% en febrero de 2026, ya que la inflación cayó al 15.1%, impulsada por una naira más fuerte y precios estables de los alimentos.