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Debt relief, Nigeria’s exchange rates

Debt relief proposals for low-income African economies that would include commercial creditors are taking shape, although our sense is that restructurings are most likely to be relatively modest and on a case by case basis. In Nigeria, there are reasons to be sceptical that hopes of a switch to a unified, flexible exchange rate regime will materialise.

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