CBN Forecasts Stronger Economic Growth and Lower Inflation in Nigeria for 2026
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is pursuing economic growth and inflation control through reforms, forecasting a 4.49% GDP growth and 12.94% average inflation rate in 2026. The CBN expects external reserves to climb to $51.04 billion, driven by structural monetary reforms.
Governor Olayemi Cardoso highlighted progress at the 59th annual banker dinner, emphasizing the need for continued policy alignment and transparency to reset the economy.
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