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Input cost inflation slows to weakest rate in five years in Nigeria – Report

Nairametrics•3 months ago•centre•Credibility: 75/100

Input cost inflation in Nigeria’s private sector eased to its weakest rate in almost five years in November, offering firms some respite after months of elevated pressures. The post Input cost inflation slows to weakest rate in five years in Nigeria – Report appeared first on Nairametrics.

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