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Adrian Ma from NPR engages in a discussion with Cerian Richmond Jones of The Economist regarding the recent choice made by the governments of Nigeria and Ethiopia to allow their currencies to float. ADRIAN MA, HOST: Two of the largest economies in Africa are implementing significant measures to stabilize their financial systems. Recently, Ethiopia and Nigeria have encountered critical challenges, including soaring inflation, increasing debt levels, and difficulties in attracting foreign investment. In response to these issues, both nations have transitioned from a fixed exchange rate system to a floating exchange rate system, a move that may seem unconventional. Essentially,
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