…Rebased GDP Report Out Soon – Resident Rep
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns over critical data deficiencies in Nigeria, noting that fragmented and delayed statistics are hampering effective economic oversight.
In its 2025 Article IV consultation released on Wednesday, the IMF highlighted serious shortcomings that hinder analysis of fiscal, monetary, external, and financial sector performance, warning that the country’s macroeconomic surveillance is losing accuracy and timeliness.
