CPPE Forecasts 4.5% GDP Growth for Nigeria in 2026
The CPPE forecasts a 4.5% GDP growth for Nigeria in 2026, attributing it to stable macroeconomic conditions and sustained reform momentum. Dr. Muda Yusuf, the Chief Executive Officer of CPPE, highlighted the positive outlook for the Nigerian economy in 2025, with improved business confidence and lower inflation rates.
Despite progress, fiscal weaknesses at the federal level and debt servicing obligations continue to pose challenges. Noteworthy improvements include exchange rate stability, reduced inflation, and positive business sentiment.
The report also mentions the positive trend in investor perception and corporate profitability in 2025.
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