Nigeria’s statistics bureau reports inflation drop to 23.71% in April 2025 - Finance in Africa
Despite the apparent drop in headline inflation, Nigerians continue to face high costs of essentials amid ongoing economic challenges.| Finance in Africa
Despite the apparent drop in headline inflation, Nigerians continue to face high costs of essentials amid ongoing economic challenges.| Finance in Africa
Nigeria’s central bank has held its benchmark interest rate at 27.5%, as it weighed slowing inflation against lingering economic pressures.| Finance in Africa
Nigeria is set to receive a $500 million loan from the African Development Bank (AfDB) to support its ongoing economic reforms.| Finance in Africa
Kenya is set to launch a sovereign wealth fund and an infrastructure fund, as the government looks to finance key sectors through asset sales.| Finance in Africa
Malawi’s newly elected president, Peter Mutharika, has reappointed Joseph Mwanamvekha as finance minister, according to an official statement.| Finance in Africa
Notably, digital banking charges made up the largest portion of earnings from fees and commissions for most of the reviewed banks.| Finance in Africa
Muhammad Sanusi II, Emir of Kano and former central-bank governor, warns that Nigeria’s early monetary loosening risks reigniting inflation and undoing recent gains in economic stability.| Finance in Africa
Egypt’s annual inflation slowed for the fourth straight month in September, falling to 11.7% from 12% in August, according to CAPMAS .| Finance in Africa
Kenya’s inflation accelerated in August to 4.5% from 4.1% in July, hitting a 14-month high after the CBK delivered its seventh consecutive rate cut.| Finance in Africa
Kenya’s insurance profit slumps 42% on weaker investment income| Finance in Africa
Amarachi is a finance writer with a knack for turning complex economic data into compelling stories. With over half a decade of writing experience—spanning content creation, journalism, and on-the-ground reporting—she found herself in finance by accident but stayed for the thrill of decoding numbers that shape economies. Now, she covers the policies, trends, and market shifts that drive Africa’s financial landscape, making crucial information accessible to readers across the continent. | Finance in Africa
