Nigerian Central Bank Predicts Decrease in Inflation to 21.4% by 2024

1706098260 Inflation to fall in 2024 — Cardoso
1706098260 Inflation to fall in 2024 — Cardoso

The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria has delivered a positive forecast regarding inflation, stating that the headline inflation rate is expected to decline to 21.4% by 2024. This announcement was made during the presentation of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group’s macroeconomic outlook report for 2024.

During his keynote speech, the governor emphasized the impact of the Central Bank’s inflation-targeting policy, which aims to bring inflation down to 21.4%. This proactive measure is intended to address the current high inflation rate, which stood at 28.9% in December.

The governor highlighted the potential benefits of lower inflation rates on businesses, noting that it would create a more stable cost environment and could lead to reduced policy rates. He suggested that these developments could spur investment, drive economic growth, and generate employment opportunities.

These projected changes in inflation for 2024 are anticipated to have far-reaching implications for the Nigerian economy, and as such, the business community is eagerly awaiting further details.

Stay tuned as we bring you more updates on this developing story.

Tags:

Recent News

Fuel price may drop to N800 per litre - Marketers

Nigerian petrol marketers reduce fuel pump price for patronage

Naira records highest appreciation against dollar since Trump's tarrif pause

Naira gains N32.38 against dollar week-on-week

Russian central bank makes major change — RT Business News

Russia Cuts Key Interest Rate to 20% as Inflation Slows Down

Scroll to Top