Posts by Steve Omanufeme

Nigeria’s current account surplus has been projected to narrow from 3.1 percent of GDP this year to 1.2 percent in 2018 on the back of

The Nigerian electricity market is steeped in opaque pricing as operators are still trying to grapple with price methodology. This

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that Nigeria is on a firm road to recovery from the recession it entered in 2016

Ahead pronouncement from Nigeria’s central bank on the outcome of its monetary policy meeting, analysts calls indicate there would be

The fiscal operations of the Federal Government resulted in an estimated deficit of N397.74 billion for the month of May 2017,

Transaction turnover in Nigeria’s fixed income and currency markets expanded 32.98 percent in the month of June 2017 to ₦12.62

The services or invisible sector of the Nigerian economy, including education, consulting, tourism, shipping and others, gulped just

Nigeria’s money market rates, in particular, interbank overnight rates, fell week-on-week by over 900 basis points to 5.25 percent

Despite earning a whopping $1.09 trillion from oil exports in 35 years, Nigeria still lacks the capacity to fund its annual

Nigeria lenders, pressed to finance their various activities in the month of May, turned to dipping into their reserves and