Imo unseats Bauchi as most expensive state in Nigeria after CPI rebasing
Imo State has emerged as the most expensive state to live in Nigeria following the rebasing of the Consumer Price ...
Tag: Inflation
Nigeria’s historical consumer price index which shows our inflation rate from 2003 till date. The data is updated monthly.
Top 10 most expensive states to live in Nigeria in January 2025
This aricle features a ranking of the 10 most expensive states in Nigeria as of January 2025
Analysts predict inflation fall in second half, reveals expected rate for December 2025; boom in stocks
Analysts at Norrenberger have predicted a gradual easing of inflation in the second half of 2025, projecting a rate of ...
Proposed 15% port charges increase will drive up inflation in Nigeria – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), has condemned the proposed 15% increase in port-related charges, saying it will increase production ...
Why The Naira Will Be Stronger in 2025!
The Naira’s future is looking brighter than ever in 2025, and Ugodre has all the insights you need! With stronger ...
83.5% of households, 80.6% of businesses perceive inflation rate as high – CBN report
A significant majority of Nigerian households and businesses believe that the current inflation rate is high.
World Bank, IMF advocate for coordinated inflation control in Nigeria
The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), have called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to remain ...
Inflation to drop to 24.7%, forex rate to average N1300/US$1 in 2025 – NESG
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has projected that inflation will drop to 24.7% in 2025.
Diaspora Nigerians narrate survival strategies as inflation hits hard
As inflation rates soar worldwide, Nigerians living abroad are finding themselves at the crossroads of financial survival. Whether in the ...
Top 10 most expensive states to live in Nigeria in December 2024
Using data from the NBS on inflation rates, here is an analysis of the ten most expensive states in Nigeria ...
