The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Nigeria's economic outlook for 2018 remains challenging as private sector lending remains low and foreign exchange inflows are mostly short-term.
IMF in a statement issued in Washington on Friday by Lucie Fouda, the Fund's Press Officer, said higher oil prices and portfolio flows had helped strengthen fiscal and external buffers.
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