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Inflation falls to 14.63% in September as food prices drop month on month

Headline inflation eased to 14.63% in September from 15.39% in August, the NBS said, as food prices fell month on month. Core and energy prices rose.

Nigeria's headline inflation rate eased to 14.63% in September 2026, from 15.39% in August, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said in its consumer price index report on Thursday, 15 October 2026, THISDAY, Premium Times and Nairametrics reported. It is the fourth monthly fall in a row, according to Nairametrics and The Guardian, which said the rate is now at…

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  1. AI Meets Nigerian Mythology: JustBarny Hosts Live Podcast Session on The God Weaver in Abuja
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News · 2 min read

AI and Nigerian Storytelling

 Nigerian Mythology: JustBarny Hosts Live Podcast Session on The God Weaver in Abuja Artificial intelligence is reshaping how stories are told, and Nigerian literature is part of that conversation. This Friday, JustBarny hosts a live special podcast session in Abuja on "A.I. in Nigerian Literature: Exploring Mythical Narratives Through a Contemporary Lens." The session will look at where AI intersects…

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  1. The MPR is the CBN's main signal for the cost of money across the economy
  2. Analysts expect Treasury bill and other fixed-income yields to ease
  3. Loan rates may be slow to fall; manufacturers say they are still near 30%
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Money · 3 min read

The CBN rate cut and your money: what changes for loans and savings

The policy rate is now 23%. Here is what that could mean for your bank loan, fixed deposit, Treasury bills and investments in the months ahead.

When the Central Bank of Nigeria cut its Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) from 26.5% to 23% on 22 September, it made the headlines. But what does a central bank rate have to do with the money in your pocket? Here is a plain guide. What the MPR actually is The MPR is the CBN’s benchmark rate. Around it sits a…

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  1. The MPC cut the Monetary Policy Rate from 26.5% to 23% at its 307th meeting
  2. The CBN says the move realigns its benchmark with market rates near 22%
  3. Manufacturers warn that bank lending rates could stay close to 30%
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Economy · 2 min read

CBN cuts benchmark rate to 23% in its biggest reduction since 2006

The Central Bank of Nigeria has lowered its policy rate by 3.5 percentage points, calling the move a reset rather than a change of stance.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has made its boldest interest-rate move in years. At the close of the 307th meeting of its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) in Abuja on Tuesday, 22 September, the bank lowered the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR), the benchmark that anchors borrowing costs across the economy, from 26.5% to 23%. The 350-basis-point reduction is the largest…

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