Nigerian govt speaks on Fitch’s credit rating
First reported 10 Oct, 13:58 UTCUpdated 10h ago3 sources
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The ratings agency cited foreign exchange reserve growth, easing inflation and economic reforms in revising Nigeria’s outlook from Stable to Positive.
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The ratings agency cited foreign exchange reserve growth, easing inflation and economic reforms in revising Nigeria’s outlook from Stable to Positive.
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The decision by the global credit rating agency Fitch to affirm Egypt’s rating at “B” with a stable outlook has been welcomed by economic experts and academics, as well as the Finance Ministry, which emphasized that the Egyptian economy has once again demonstrated its resilience and ability to absorb shocks amidst…
- Nigerian govt speaks on Fitch’s credit rating (opens Premium Times in a new tab)
The ratings agency cited foreign exchange reserve growth, easing inflation and economic reforms in revising Nigeria’s outlook from Stable to Positive.
- Fitch upgrades Nigeria’s outlook to positive, affirms ‘B’ rating (opens Vanguard in a new tab)
The Federal Government says Fitch Ratings’ revision of Nigeria’s economic outlook to positive reflects sustained reforms, stronger external reserves and moderating inflation.
