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Nigeria: Moody's Upgrades Nigeria's Rating On Better External, Fiscal Positions

  • Moody's has raised Nigeria's issuer rating from Caa1 to B3 and assigned a stable outlook for 2025, reflecting notable enhancements in the country's fiscal health and external economic conditions.
  • The upgrade follows policy measures by President Tinubu's administration, including fiscal reforms, enhanced revenue mobilization, and a more flexible foreign exchange regime.
  • These reforms have bolstered external reserves, mitigated inflation risks, and contributed to Nigeria achieving its highest GDP expansion in a decade, supported by enhanced fiscal management and increased private sector investment.
  • Finance Minister Wale Edun said, "We are encouraged by Moody's recognition of our reform agenda," reflecting confidence in Nigeria's ongoing economic reforms and macroeconomic stability.
  • The upgrade signals growing investor confidence but cautions that sustained progress depends on continued policy discipline amid risks like declining oil prices and persistent inflation.
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Business Post Nigeria broke the news in on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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