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The World Bank is providing data on poverty trends in Nigeria, while the IMF is releasing reports assessing the country's economic reforms.

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  1. IMF warns poverty remains high; CBN supports inflation fight and AfCFTA acceleration.
  2. IMF raised Nigeria's growth forecast for 2026, reflecting the nation's macroeconomic stability.
  3. IMF and World Bank deepen economic cooperation and support Nigeria's reform agenda.

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The World Bank is providing data on poverty trends in Nigeria, while the IMF is releasing reports assessing the country's economic reforms.

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NigeriaWorld BankInternational Monetary Fund

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  1. IMF warns poverty remains high; CBN supports inflation fight and AfCFTA acceleration.1 source
  2. IMF raised Nigeria's growth forecast for 2026, reflecting the nation's macroeconomic stability.Sub-event
  3. IMF and World Bank deepen economic cooperation and support Nigeria's reform agenda.1 source
  4. The World Bank has released new estimates regarding the current poverty levels within Nigeria.Sub-event
  5. International financial bodies are assessing Nigeria's economic situation, including poverty trends and reform implementation.1 source

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