Evidence is building that Nigeria’s unorthodox exchange rate policies are fuelling inflation and increasingly damaging economic activity. Meanwhile, the authorities in South Africa are reportedly considering options to shield consumers from high fuel costs. Recent fiscal improvements may just give officials room to put such measures into effect.
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