TRENDING

PeoplePulse Africa: The HR Problem Nobody Was Solving for Nigerian Businesses Until Now • Otti mourns victims of Ondo air crash • Ebonyi Assembly approves 50 high court judges • LAWMA revokes licences of six waste operators • Benue insecurity: Armed men kill commercial driver • NUPRC offers 40 oil blocks in 2026 bid round • Nigeria moving away from sole dependence on oil — Tinubu • Foundation sues as TikTok restricts access to Kano, Kebbi, others • Ondo air crash: CAN backs Tinubu’s call for probe • Ex-Taraba Gov Ishaku administration’s officials used my bank accounts to receive, disburse funds – Witness • Agona West Assembly forms task force to clamp down on sanitation offenders • Use civil law, not arrests, to address free speech excesses – Afenyo-Markin • North Tongu District Assembly provides financial support to 64 Persons with Disabilities • Discipline and healthy lifestyle key to preventing stroke - Homeopathic Specialist • Beposo Ankaasehemaa sounds alarm over breast cancer, urges early detection and immediate medical care • England v Czechia: Nations League football – live • Scotland v Slovenia, Croatia v Spain, and more: Nations League football – live • BBNaija Season 11 Winner Temi Nkem Receives SUV, ₦90m Cash Prize • ‘Destined’ Djokovic Wins China Open, Extending Unbeaten Record • Okpebholo Credits Tinubu For Gains Against Kidnapping, Cultism In Edo • PeoplePulse Africa: The HR Problem Nobody Was Solving for Nigerian Businesses Until Now • Otti mourns victims of Ondo air crash • Ebonyi Assembly approves 50 high court judges • LAWMA revokes licences of six waste operators • Benue insecurity: Armed men kill commercial driver • NUPRC offers 40 oil blocks in 2026 bid round • Nigeria moving away from sole dependence on oil — Tinubu • Foundation sues as TikTok restricts access to Kano, Kebbi, others • Ondo air crash: CAN backs Tinubu’s call for probe • Ex-Taraba Gov Ishaku administration’s officials used my bank accounts to receive, disburse funds – Witness • Agona West Assembly forms task force to clamp down on sanitation offenders • Use civil law, not arrests, to address free speech excesses – Afenyo-Markin • North Tongu District Assembly provides financial support to 64 Persons with Disabilities • Discipline and healthy lifestyle key to preventing stroke - Homeopathic Specialist • Beposo Ankaasehemaa sounds alarm over breast cancer, urges early detection and immediate medical care • England v Czechia: Nations League football – live • Scotland v Slovenia, Croatia v Spain, and more: Nations League football – live • BBNaija Season 11 Winner Temi Nkem Receives SUV, ₦90m Cash Prize • ‘Destined’ Djokovic Wins China Open, Extending Unbeaten Record • Okpebholo Credits Tinubu For Gains Against Kidnapping, Cultism In Edo

October 6, 2026|17:40

Back to Home

Forex

CBN says rate cut designed to stimulate productive activities

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Central Bank of Nigeria has cut the Monetary Policy Rate from 26.5% to 23% to stimulate productive activities and sustain efforts to lower inflation. Read More: https://punchng.com/cbn-says-rate-cut-designed-to-stimulate-productive-activities/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article