Nigeria combats inflation with 50bp hike
Headline inflation rose from 4.1% in September to 4.6% the following month. The acceleration reflected increases in the prices of utilities, transport, hotel, tourism and education, the central bank said. Staff projections predicted inflation would climb to 6.8% in November and 7.3% this month as a result of year-end demand pressures.
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