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61% of Nigerians demand interest rate cut ahead MPC

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61% of Nigerians want the CBN to reduce interest rates, according to a new report. Businesses are particularly keen on an interest rate cut to ease borrowi Read More: https://punchng.com/61-of-nigerians-demand-interest-rate-cut-ahead-mpc/

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