Nigeria

    The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced its plans of obtaining all statutory approvals and support necessary to restructure and reposition the Nigerian Commodities Exchange (NCX) within the next 90 days.

    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced on December 24, 2020 that it had withdrawn the licenses of eight payment service providers for inability to meet capital requirements and non-compliance with specifications.

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    1. Nigeria’s inflation climbs further to 14.89% in November
    2. Central Bank of Nigeria retains MPR at 11.5%, holds other parameters constant
    3. Fitch Revises Lagos's Outlook to Stable on Sovereign Action; Affirms at 'B'
    4. Central Bank of Nigeria lowers its key rate to 11.5%
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