Nigeria's Private Sector Output Hits Six-Month High Amid Challenges
In Nigeria, the private sector's output hit a six-month high in October, with the Stanbic IBTC Bank Nigeria Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rising to 54.0 points. This growth, despite power outages and payment delays, indicates improved operational conditions.
The sector saw increased new orders, product diversification, and stronger customer demand, particularly in manufacturing. While input costs slightly rose, inflationary pressures remained subdued.
Business confidence, however, declined for the fourth consecutive month. Overall, the private sector showed strength and optimism for future growth.
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