FXTM Academy offers free training to tackle financial, economic turbulence

• Individuals to upskill for resilient future

Individuals and small business owners are being offered free opportunities for financial training that would enable them tackle current domestic and global financial and economic turbulence.

The training opportunities are being made available by FXTM Academy which is opening its arms to individuals and small business owners who are “ready to mould [their] financial destiny.”

In a statement, FXTM said that despite the uncertainty that has enveloped global economies, there lies unprecedented opportunities within the global financial markets.

Lukman Otunuga, senior market analyst at FXTM, is quoted as assuring that the Academy recognises the potential of interested participants and is therefore inviting them to be part of the transformation. “We have experts in the field who can train interested participants to learn, trade and grow in turbulent markets.

“Our educators impart actionable insights to enable participants harness market potential, setting them on the path to success. Attendees stand to gain valuable giveaways, cutting-edge technical accessories, and trading credits, among other prizes,” said Otunuga.

The statement further noted that with 2023 marked by global financial market turbulence, FXTM Academy emerged as the beacon of opportunity, empowering individuals to navigate uncertain times with confidence, adding that “as 2023 presents its challenges, FXTM Academy invites you to upskill, adapt, and secure your financial future.”

It stressed that the current global economic landscape has been far from smooth sailing, and that it is impacting economies worldwide, including that of Africa’s largest economy – Nigeria. It noted that Nigeria grapples with surging oil local prices and an escalating cost of living. The recent change in government has further intensified uncertainties, sending ripples across all sectors of society.

The statement observed that in response to the formidable inflationary pressures reminiscent of 2005, the Central Bank of Nigeria has hiked interest rates, amplifying the burden on consumers. “With projections of even higher crude oil prices post the removal of fuel subsidies, the average Nigerian faces the prospect of reduced disposable income. Families find themselves squeezed financially, necessitating diversified income streams for survival.

“While the horizon holds promise of economic revival, it takes more than optimism to weather the ongoing storm,” the company noted, adding that FXTM, as a partner is “equipping you with the tools and expertise needed to navigate and capitalise on these market dynamics.”

The FXTM Academy highlight is the training which will be held September 2, at Watercress Hotel, Oritse Street, Ikeja, Lagos at 10 a.m.