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Market research, Financial and Macro-economic data from Nigeria
Nigeria’s external reserves have continued to drop in recent weeks and officially slipped below $45 billion, the height it climbed just barely two months ago
As Eid-el Kabir celebrations draw close, Nairametrics Research visited major markets in Lagos State to obtain the prices of major food items and insights for our readers. Survey shows that prices of imported rice declined
Once again, the Nairametrics research team recently visited major markets across Lagos State to obtain the prices of household food items.
The total value of capital importation into Nigeria in the first quarter of 2019 was estimated at $8.48 billion. This was just revealed in the latest capital importation data released by the [@nigerianstat]
The lastest Nairametrics household survey has revealed that the prices of most food items across major Markets in Lagos have not recorded significant changes in the last two weeks.
The Lastest report released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has shown that the average price per litre of Kerosene in Nigeria decreased to N315.91 in May 2019, down from N316.26 recorded in the month of April.
The average pump price of premium motor spirit (popularly known as Petrol) decreased by 0.4% in May 2019. This is revealed in the latest Petrol price watch data released by the @nigerianstat
According to Nairametrics' House-Hold Survey carried out last week Thursday across major markets in Lagos State, a big basket of tomatoes now sells for N18,000, up from N10,000 reported two weeks earlier.
The latest selected banking sector data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shows that the total value of transactions for both Point of Sales (POS) and Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) during the first quarter (Q1) of 2019 decline by N258 billion.
States' unemployment data shows that 20.9 million Nigerians are unemployed as at third quarter of 2018.
Nigeria's inflation rate slowed to 11.25% in March 2019. This is 0.06% lower than the 11.31% rate recorded in February 2019.
Nigeria's foreign reserves are a few millions away from a six month high of $45 billion, due to an uptick in crude oil prices and positive foreign portfolio investor sentiments.