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Finance ministry, CBN sign pact to coordinate inflation policies

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The Federal Government and the Central Bank of Nigeria have signed an agreement to coordinate policies on inflation, public debt, and foreign exchange. Read More: https://punchng.com/finance-ministry-cbn-sign-pact-to-coordinate-inflation-policies/

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