FPI and FDI drop to $68 million and $18 million respectively in April, lowest since 2016
The Covid-19 economic lockdown impacted negatively on investor inflow into Nigeria.
The Covid-19 economic lockdown impacted negatively on investor inflow into Nigeria.
The liquidity based indicators of the nation remain a concern, as they make Nigeria’s low debt-to-GDP ratio highly vulnerable to ...
The publication from the NBS disclosed that capital imported into the Nigerian economy declined in the third quarter by 7.8%.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), as at Friday, August 30, 2019, recorded total transactions of N121.99 billion
The Nigerian Naira has faced upside pressure since the start of the third-quarter as the Naira exchange rate to the ...
Total capital importation into the Nigerian economy grew 35% y/y to US$8.5bn in Q1 2019, representing the highest quarterly inflow ...
IMF calls on Nigerian government over Naira defense
The report shows a fourth successive quarterly growth in Capital Importation into Nigeria, since the second quarter of 2017 (Q2 ...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has disclosed that Nigeria's Foreign Portfolio Investment increased by 59% in March to ₦132.21 billion; ...
Data from the National Bureau of Statistics reveal Nigeria attracted a total of $12.2 billion for the year ended December ...