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The Central Bank of Nigeria maintains its monetary tightening stance as debt market data is tracked in London.

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The Central Bank of Nigeria maintains its monetary tightening stance as debt market data is tracked in London.

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  1. Credit contraction is impacting the manufacturing sector, a consequence of the overall economic policy environment.Sub-event
  2. CBN maintains monetary tightening stance amid economic monitoring.1 source

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