
Nigeria’s Inflation Rises Unexpectedly to 24.2% in March 2025
Nigeria’s annual inflation surged to 24.2% in March, up from 23.2%, driven by a weakening naira and falling oil prices amid global trade tensions.
Nigeria’s annual inflation surged to 24.2% in March, up from 23.2%, driven by a weakening naira and falling oil prices amid global trade tensions.
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