Nigeria’s money supply contracted for the first time in 2025, dropping to N110.32 trillion in February from N110.94 trillion in January.
The 0.56% decline comes amid continued liquidity management by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), following earlier signs of monetary tightening and exchange rate adjustments.
The figure, however, still reflects a significant 15.45% increase year-on-year compared to the N95.56 trillion recorded in February 2024.