NGThe Nigerian Federal Government praised Moody’s Ratings' decision to upgrade Nigeria’s sovereign credit outlook from stable to positive, calling it an endorsement of President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms. The Minister of Finance, Taiwo Oyedele, highlighted reforms such as removing fuel subsidies, implementing exchange-rate adjustments, and introducing tax reforms as factors contributing to the improved outlook. He emphasized that these measures are aimed at restoring macroeconomic stability through stronger foreign reserves, controlled inflation, and efficient monetary policy. Oyedele noted that achieving investment-grade status remains a long-term goal requiring continued progress in areas like revenue collection, spending efficiency, and debt management. Moody’s attributed the positive outlook to Nigeria’s improving external position, increased foreign exchange reserves, and better economic performance, with real GDP growth reaching 4% in 2025.
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