Nigeria's Money Supply Surges to N124.4 Trillion in December 2025
Nigeria's money supply hit N124.4 trillion in December 2025, showing a steady increase compared to N113.36 trillion in December 2024. The surge in money supply was fueled by a shift in net foreign assets (NFA) and net domestic assets (NDA) within the banking system.
The increase in domestic assets was partly attributed to government borrowing and credit growth. The Central Bank of Nigeria aims to balance supporting economic activities with the risk of reigniting inflation.
This data underscores the delicate position of Nigeria's monetary authorities as they navigate the challenging monetary environment.
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