CBN’s priority is macro stability, not portfolio investment — Analysts
27-08-2026 02:28 via punchng.com

CBN’s priority is macro stability, not portfolio investment — Analysts

Nigeria’s monetary policy should not be viewed as a choice between attracting foreign portfolio investments and supporting local businesses, as the Central Bank of Nigeria’s primary responsibility is to maintain macroeconomic stability, according to Director of Deals Advisory at PwC, Wale Olusi. Olusi said the CBN’s decision to keep interest rates elevated was driven byRead More: https://punchng.com/cbns-priority-is-macro-stability-not-portfolio-investment-analysts/
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