@onlinebanker: #greenscreen The Central Bank of Nigeria just cut interest rate by a whopping 3.5% (350 basis points) The central bank governor called it the reset and its interesting what this says about the stability the economy has enjoyed over the past few months. Kudos to everyone working to keep the economy stable. The common man on the street wants to see the price of bread come down. That’s how he knows the economy is stabilising. #economy #onlinbanker #nigeria

ebubenwa13 :

Mutual funds increased from 15.40 to 16. 40

THE BITTER TRUTH™ :

Until petrol come 300 before we fit hooray all these once nor really concern us

Humanityfailed :

crazy .. its like 3 % in eu

Saqib Hasan :

major part of nigerian economy doing well is because of war the oil from middle east isnt flowing and nigerian oil is in high demand

Taiwo :

Does it affect the already existing loans?

tarydee :

Abeg we need good roads too o

HAPPYPEOPLE :

as an investor am not happy with it

malikberry :

With all this analysis I can’t still eat three square meals a day hmm

streamtekbasket :

Based on how financial institutions respond to it, the interest on your savings can go low & the interest on loans can also go lower. Lower loan interests rate encourages you to borrow more, spend more and potentially improve the economy

Emran🦅 :

E go reduce food price for market?😅

Henry Alabi :

loan app should do the same too

Apostle Nas :

I love your content I've been following you for a year plus and I've been educated a lot 🙂 God bless you sir

Salako Olabisi :

I have been expecting Ur review

casmony :

elections on the way

Mkpume White 🌊 :

please who increased before? NBC? not a gist

G M Momoh :

Hooray?

Tonii 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 💯 ❤️ % :

how does 20% upward make us rejioce

WASCOTJ :

Marvel :

How does all these numbers reflect in the living standards of an average Nigerian?

ope :

it means nothing

Praise Alli-Johnson :

Omo everywhere red

IfeanyiObosi :

23% is way to high

AgroGreen Dynamic Limited :

Nice analysis

Bigtech📷 :

Make fuel reduce sha

AGBALUMoney :

Cbn should have maintained the rate considering the recent war and cost of crude oil as projected