The Cost of Credit: Why Liberian Businesses Pay 13% to Borrow TrueRate Business · Jun 20, 2026

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At February 2026's average lending rate of 13.11%, a cookshop owner borrowing L$500,000 pays over L$65,000 a year in interest before touching principal. Insi…

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