Nigeria’s government is rolling out an ambitious strategy to coordinate fiscal and monetary policies in a bid to double the size of its economy and bring inflation back to single digits within two years.
The Disinflation and Growth Acceleration Strategy (DGAS), unveiled by Doris Uzoka-Anite, minister of state for Finance at the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Executive Policy Seminar in Abuja on Tuesday, targets annual gross domestic product (GDP) growth above seven percent by 2027 and positions the country to reach a $1 trillion economy by
Nigeria’s government is rolling out an ambitious strategy to coordinate fiscal and monetary policies in a bid to double the size of its economy and bring inflation back to single digits within two years.
The Disinflation and Growth Acceleration Strategy (DGAS), unveiled by Doris Uzoka-Anite, minister of state for Finance at the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Executive Policy Seminar in Abuja on Tuesday, targets annual gross domestic product (GDP) growth above seven percent by 2027 and positions the country to reach a $1 trillion economy by
