Nigeria’s economy is facing a growing risk of a liquidity gap, with abundant cash circulating within financial markets while productive sectors remain neglected, thereby slowing growth in the real sector, distorting asset prices and weakening the transmission of monetary policy. The widening gap between financial asset expansion and real sector activity raises fears of dire consequences of misallocated capital and subdued credit to critical sector businesses, as well as a possible entrenched speculative behaviour that could trigger a financial asset bubble.....................................….......READ MORE