World Bank says Nigerian economy to grow in 2026 but Iran war lifts inflation

The World Bank has projected that Nigeria's economy will experience growth in 2026, indicating a potential recovery in its economic fundamentals. In contrast, ongoing conflict in Iran is contributing to rising inflation, which may affect regional stability and investor sentiment. The inflationary pressures could impact commodities and currencies linked to Iran, particularly oil, as geopolitical tensions often lead to supply disruptions and heightened risk premiums. Traders will be particularly attentive to upcoming inflation data releases from Iran, which could further influence market dynamics and risk appetite in the region.

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