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Nigeria holds rates yesterday, Kenya expected to leave rates on hold today

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Macroeconomic: Central Bank of Nigeria leaves benchmark rate on hold, real rate remains deep in negative territory

Kieran Siney

Head of African Markets @ ETM Analytics

26 May 2021

Published byETM Analytics

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