Tinubu's Economic Reforms Lead to Falling Business Confidence, Rising Inflation, and Naira Devaluation in Nigeria
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Nigeria's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) declined from 54.0 in April 2023 to 50.2 in August 2023 after President Tinubu's reforms.
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Inflation rose from 22.41% in May to 25.8% in August, an 18-year high, largely due to Tinubu's economic reforms.
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The Naira was devalued from 460 Naira per USD to 785 Naira per USD after currency unification, hurting businesses.
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Top Nigerian companies like GTCO, UBA, and Dangote Cement still reported billions in profits in 2023 so far.
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A survey of 400 businesses across sectors contributes to the monthly PMI readings on business conditions.
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Lower PMIs were recorded before Tinubu, 42.3 in March 2023 and 44.7 in February.