Nigeria should prepare for possible turbulence- IMF
Nigeria and other emerging economies with high foreign currency borrowings and external funding should prepare for possible turbulence, according to ...
Nigeria and other emerging economies with high foreign currency borrowings and external funding should prepare for possible turbulence, according to ...
The International Monetary Fund, IMF, forecast that Nigeria’s economy is expected to grow by 2.7% in 2022 and also grow ...
A recent report by the National Development Plan (NDP) has shown that the financial sector added a total of N44.2 ...
The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria has projected that the introduction of the eNaira into the Nigerian economy will ...
The recent activities in the debt market have shown that Nigeria still has room for further borrowing as international investors ...
The Nigerian government through the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) generated the sum of N864.72 billion as company income taxes ...
Nigeria received a sum of $875.62 million foreign inflows in Q2 2021, representing a significant year-on-year decline.
Nigeria's foreign reserve dipped 5.3% year to date, to stand at its lowest level since October 2017.
Despite the existence of four refineries, a working Dangote Refinery may be Nigeria’s most impactful diversification.
The latest food price survey reveals that major food items skyrocketed in Lagos State markets in June 2021 .
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