Firm releases 2026 Nigeria macroeconomic outlook

Veriv Africa has launched its flagship publication, the 2026 Nigeria Macroeconomic Outlook, providing forward-looking, data-driven analysis to help policymakers, investors, business leaders and development stakeholders navigate Nigeria’s evolving economic environment. Titled Pursuing Growth Amidst Uncertainties, the report examines the macroeconomic forces expected to shape Nigeria’s economic performance in 2026, against the backdrop of global volatility, […]

Veriv Africa has launched its flagship publication, the 2026 Nigeria Macroeconomic Outlook, providing forward-looking, data-driven analysis to help policymakers, investors, business leaders and development stakeholders navigate Nigeria’s evolving economic environment.

Titled Pursuing Growth Amidst Uncertainties, the report examines the macroeconomic forces expected to shape Nigeria’s economic performance in 2026, against the backdrop of global volatility, domestic policy reforms and shifting dynamics across key sectors.

According to Veriv Africa, the outlook offers an in-depth assessment of emerging risks and opportunities, evaluates alternative policy scenarios and identifies evidence-based pathways for sustaining economic growth despite prevailing uncertainties.

The firm said the report is particularly timely as stakeholders contend with fiscal pressures, foreign exchange challenges, fluctuating consumer demand and persistent development needs.

“The Outlook distills complex economic indicators into accessible and actionable insights for institutions seeking clarity and direction in a highly dynamic environment,” Veriv Africa said in a statement.

The 2026 edition features macroeconomic projections, sector-specific analyses covering energy, agriculture, manufacturing and services, as well as commentary on ongoing policy reforms and market behaviour. It also assesses the implications of these trends for national planning, private sector strategy and broader socio-economic outcomes.

Speaking on the publication, Managing Director of Veriv Africa, Omotayo Faro, said the report was designed to support informed decision-making and long-term planning.

“Our goal is to equip institutions and decision-makers with insights that help them anticipate change, respond proactively and pursue growth with confidence,” Faro said. “This report synthesises critical signals shaping Nigeria’s economic trajectory and presents them in a form that supports strategic planning and long-term thinking.”

Veriv Africa said the 2026 Nigeria Macroeconomic Outlook is intended to serve as a practical guide for stakeholders seeking to align policy, investment and development strategies with Nigeria’s medium-term economic prospects.