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Africa’s cocoa farmers are losing faith in one of the industry’s most ambitious reforms. The Living Income Differential (LID), once...
Read moreDetailsA long-standing reliance on imported petrol eased in 2025, as Nigeria’s total import expenditure declined to N8.96 trillion, driven by...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s external sector is showing signs of structural strain as capital flow dynamics shift, with a steep drop in foreign...
Read moreDetailsGlobal oil markets remained on edge Thursday as prices pulled back from sharp intraday highs but continued to trade firmly...
Read moreDetailsGlobal oil markets have risen further on renewed geopolitical tensions, with prices soaring to multi-year highs as escalating strikes on...
Read moreDetailsA looming increase in global hunger is being shaped less by failed harvests and more by a deepening energy-market disruption,...
Read moreDetailsA mounting N6.8 trillion debt burden is forcing several power generation companies (GenCos) to scale down or shut operations, intensifying...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian naira extended its recent gains on Tuesday, appreciating to N1,345 per dollar at the official foreign exchange...
Read moreDetailsGlobal oil prices climbed on Tuesday, reversing the previous session’s brief decline, as the ongoing U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran continued...
Read moreDetailsGold prices posted some gains on Tuesday, as investors balanced safe-haven demand driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle...
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