The IMF advised Nigeria to reconsider its 2025 N54.99 trillion budget due to lower oil prices, while projecting a 3.4% ...

The Nigerian authorities have implemented major reforms over the past two years which have improved macroeconomic stability and enhanced resilience.

But the IMF said poverty and food insecurity had worsened, and urged the government to speed up support for the most ...

By Karin Strohecker LONDON (Reuters) -Nigeria needs to adapt its 2025 budget to lower oil prices and scale up cash transfers ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says its executive board has concluded the 2025 Article IV consultation with Nigeria, ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to maintain a tight monetary policy ...

The IMF says revised oil assumptions are needed in Nigeria’s 2025 budget to avoid widening fiscal deficit and inflation risks ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns over critical data deficiencies in Nigeria, noting that fragmented ...

The long-standing habit of exaggerating oil revenues in Nigeria is used by the National Assembly to cover the bogus ...

The IMF’s findings are stark, warning that Nigeria’s fiscal deficit could reach 4.7 per cent of its Gross Domestic Product in 2025, significantly higher than the budgeted target.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised the Federal Government FG) to review 2025 N54.99 trillion budget in view of the lower-than-expected oil prices in the international market.

Last Thursday, the Senate passed the Nigerian Tax Act 2025, consolidating four separate tax reform bills into a single law.