Foreign Portfolio Investments (FPIs) into Nigeria are projected to hit its highest on record in 2025 as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) remains hawkish with its monetary stance to keep rates attractive to investors. In the first half (H1) of 2025, FPI inflows reached $8.05 billion amid higher-for-longer monetary tightening. This is almost the entire inflow seen last year, which stood at $8.53 billion. “At the current run rate, inflows could reach $16.08 billion by year-end, marking the highest on record,” analysts at CardinalStone Resea
Foreign Portfolio Investments (FPIs) into Nigeria are projected to hit its highest on record in 2025 as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) remains hawkish with its monetary stance to keep rates attractive to investors. In the first half (H1) of 2025, FPI inflows reached $8.05 billion amid higher-for-longer monetary tightening. This is almost the entire inflow seen last year, which stood at $8.53 billion. “At the current run rate, inflows could reach $16.08 billion by year-end, marking the highest on record,” analysts at CardinalStone Resea