Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) Update – July 2026

The Central Bank of Nigeria has once again opted to keep interest rates unchanged. While inflation is showing signs of cooling and macroeconomic buffers, such as FX reserves, are holding steady, global market risks mean the CBN is taking a cautious approach for now.

For investors, this policy pause means high borrowing costs are here to stay, but so are strong yields on fixed-income assets.

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