It helps the conversation, then, that the CBN described its rate-cutting and the decision to narrow the corridor around its policy rate (to a 23.5 per cent rate at which banks can borrow from the central bank and a 20.0 per cent rate at which banks can park their surplus funds with the bank) as […]
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