Nigerian Businesses and Households Expect Stable Inflation in Coming Months - CBN Survey
The CBN survey reveals that businesses and households in Nigeria expect inflation to remain stable in the near future. The survey conducted in November 2025 shows a decrease in the inflation perception index, with uneven inflation pressures across different firm sizes.
Smaller businesses continue to face higher cost pressures, mainly driven by factors like energy, transport, and exchange rates. The National Bureau of Statistics notes a decrease in headline inflation on a year-on-year basis.
President Bola made announcements during the presentation of the 2025 appropriation bill to the National Assembly in Abuja.
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