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Nigeria Consumer Prices (Oct.)

Last month’s Nigerian inflation reading of 15.9% y/y means that, although the central bank has signalled that it intends to cut interest rates, this is unlikely to come at next week’s meeting. We think monetary easing is more likely to begin in early 2018.

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