The increase in Nigerian inflation in September, to 13.7% y/y, will probably be followed by similarly high inflation readings in the coming months. The central bank is likely to keep its benchmark rate on hold at November’s MPC meeting, but deliver further rate cuts in early 2021 to prop up the economy.
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