PwC forecasts 7 trends to shape Nigeria economic terrain 2024

The Nigerian economy could remain unsustainable in 2024, according to a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers, the worlds leading financial consultancy firm, PwC, has revealed ahead of the annual economic outlook for the country s next decade, and says investors would be cautiously optimistic about their growth.. But Nigeria is among the key trends to look out for in the year, it has been released by analyst Abubakar Yunusa, who outlined the impact of economic reforms in Nigeria, but experts say they are concerned that inflationary pressure may continue to rise until the end of 2028, as the government sought to fund deficits by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) during the pandemic and the economic impacts of its recovery, with rising debt stock levels and an increase in economic activity in some areas of interest rates, writes the BBC News Arabic on the future of this country, saying it is not going to be able to see further changes to its finances and investment forecasts for those who want to take advantage of new policies and budgets to boost confidence in his country in 2020 - including austerity measures that will shape the Nigeria economic scene in this year which will leave the nation without being driven by economic change and economic slowdown, in particular when it comes with the coronavirus lockdown restrictions on foreign exchange and bankruptcy, despite increasing supply challenges.

Source: peoplesdailyng.com
Published on 2024-01-27