Nigeria's PMI Surges to 57.6 Points, CBN Reports Strongest Expansion in 2025
Nigeria's PMI increased to 57.6 points in December 2025, showing a robust expansion in the private sector, with improvements in output, new orders, and employment levels. The Central Bank of Nigeria highlighted the broad-based improvements in various sectors, including industry and services, indicating a strengthening economy.
The PMI data revealed enhanced business confidence, sustained economic recovery, and increased job creation, signaling a positive outlook for Nigeria's private sector in 2026.
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