The 302nd meeting of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), held on September 22 and 23, represents a pivotal moment in the country’s evolving monetary policy stance.

The Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep the policy rate unchanged at 10.5 percent today, noting the macroeconomic outlook has become uncertain following the outbreak of the Middle East war.

Nigeria’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) faces a finely balanced decision at its upcoming meeting on 22nd and 23rd February, with analysts divided ...

The MPC noted that “economic momentum remains resilient despite global volatility, with FY26 growth estimated at 7.4% and ...

Bhattacharya and the five other members of the MPC voted unanimously to keep the repurchase, or repo rate, at 5.25% in the ...

The central bank said at the current OPR level, the MPC considers the monetary policy stance to be appropriate and supportive ...

Two significant events unfolded almost simultaneously last week. The first was the decision by the Bank of Thailand's ...