WIRE — •As manufacturing grapples with 35.6% borrowing costs, N1.92trn credit squeeze•MAN calls for implementation of N1trn Manufacturing Stabilisation Plan•Convert macroeconomic gains into inclusive growth, CPPE urges FG High interest rates, access to credit, insecurity and other challenges continued to constrain private-sector investments, as individuals and businesses completed the first half of the year. For instance, a The post H1 2026: High interest rates, credit crunch remain disincentives to private-sector investment appeared first on Tribune Online.
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