Nigeria News Digest: July 18, 2025
Nigeria's political landscape shifts with headlines on constitutional reforms and election-related controversies. Financial and security news highlights inflation concerns, border smuggling, and military operations.
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News > Nigeria News Digest: July 18, 2025
Business & Economy
Analysts predict the Monetary Policy Committee may lower interest rates at its upcoming July meeting due to decreasing inflation and a stable foreign exchange market.
- punchng.comAnalysts anticipate the Central Bank of Nigeria will start reducing its benchmark interest rate in coming months, based on the declining inflation rate and a more stable foreign exchange market.
- leadership.ngNigeria's economy has shown growth in sectors like technology and agriculture during the first half of 2025, but experts warn of persistent inflation and currency instability.
- naija247news.comOdu'a Investment Company Limited received an upgraded rating from Agusto & Co., reflecting its improved financial performance and strengthened capital base.
- punchng.comA rally in stocks, including Dangote Cement, pushed the Nigerian market capitalization above N82 trillion, with BUA Cement leading price gains.
- thisdaylive.com