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Nigeria Consumer Prices (Jul.)

Policymakers will probably take comfort in the latest fall in Nigeria’s headline inflation rate, to 17.4% y/y in July, even as price pressures mount in major price categories outside of food. Interest rates are likely to be left unchanged throughout the next couple of years.

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