The CBN Drops Its Benchmark Rate By 50bps, And So What?, By Uddin Ifeanyi
The devil in the counter argument is in the sleight of hand undergirding the CBN’s apparent recent policy switch.
The devil in the counter argument is in the sleight of hand undergirding the CBN’s apparent recent policy switch.
There has to be a significant reduction in the rates for fixed instruments to serve as a disincentive for banks ...
We need to think our own thoughts in Nigeria and stop repeating dogma.
At the end of the CBN’s current trajectory also lies an emasculated Monetary Policy Committee.
By far the strongest argument for putting up rates immediately is, however, not just rising domestic prices alone.
If the National Aseembly members really want to represent the people, they must do what would benefit the public, rather ...
Numbers on the economy, thus, matter for our understanding of how well it is run, and its likely outlook.
Would that someone in authority has bothered to read Professor Abdul-Ganiyu Garba’s comments!
Irrespective of where responsibilities for monetary goals and instruments lie, independence of a central bank has meaning only within the ...
Soludo’s style of mopping up public deposits from banks with excess liquidity is indeed equivalent to a selective cash reserve ...