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Nigeria’s private sector output hits 2022 high

Nigeria’s private sector recorded its strongest output growth in more than four years in September, driven by a surge in new orders, improved customer demand and increased business activity, although rising fuel, raw material and labour costs continued to put pressure on companies. The latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) report compiled by S&P Global for […]

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