Nigerian Firms Optimistic for Economic Growth and Naira Recovery
Nigerian businesses are showing increased confidence in the economy, with firms in various sectors expressing optimism for improved economic conditions and stronger business activities in the next six months. The Central Bank of Nigeria's survey in November 2025 indicated a positive trend, with the Aggregate Confidence Index standing at 37.5 points, expected to rise to 43.9 points in the next month and reaching 52.8 points in the next six months.
Industries like agriculture, services, and mining are expected to lead in output growth and operational improvements. Despite regional disparities, the overall sentiment is positive for business expansion and hiring plans.
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