Nigeria’s October inflation jumps to 11.61%
By CNBC
20 November 2019 |
10:01 am
Nigeria’s October inflation leaped to 11.61 from 11.24 per cent in September indicating a 1.07 percentage point increase month-on-month. That’s according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics. Analyst at Assar Investment, Muktar Mohammed joins CNBC Africa to discuss Nigeria's equities market.
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