Credit to Nigeria’s private sector falls 15% in July
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- Credit to Nigeria’s private sector fell 15.3% month on month to 33.9 trillion naira in July 2026 from 40.03 trillion naira in June.
- The Central Bank of Nigeria reported the decline in its Money and Credit Statistics data.
Credit to Nigeria’s private sector declined by 15.3% month on month in July 2026, falling to 33.9 trillion naira from 40.03 trillion naira in June.
The Central Bank of Nigeria disclosed the figures in its Money and Credit Statistics data for the period under review.
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