Morocco’s central bank held its benchmark interest rate at an all-time low of 1.5 percent in December 2021, saying its monetary policy was accommodative and consistent with the economic outlook.
If Nigeria is to achieve Morocco’s low-interest-rate of less than 2 percent, Africa’s most populous nation would need to reduce its high fertility rate that has remained higher than the economic growth rate in the past five years, according to Charles Robertson, global chief economist and head o
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