Domestic investors back in Nigeria’s equities market, account for 54% of total trade in H1 2017
They are back! Nigerian domestic investors who, beaten by the 2008 bug of the financial crisis that engulfed the Nigerian capital
Nigeria’s N45bn 2017 transaction values put it in global e-payment league
How well is Nigeria performing in the electronic payment industry? The nation’s central bank says it has fared well. This was
FSDH analysts expect July inflation to come in at 15.96%, but pressure remains
Analysts at FSDH are making a bold call that inflation figures for the month of July would drop further when they are published later
New forex move cost Nigeria bourse chance to go ahead Egypt in market capitalisation
Nigeria missed its best chance in 13 months on Tuesday to overtake Egypt in stock-market capitalization as an expansion of the new
Nigeria banks’ quote using investors’ window seen moving towards single naira rate
A move on Wednesday that saw Nigerian banks using the naira exchange rate at the Investors’ and Exporters’ foreign exchange window was
Nigeria MSME’s poor credit history, non-bankable collateral hinder access to finance, says Detail Solicitors
Nigerian small and medium scale enterprises’ poor access to commercial credit has been linked to a lack of credit history by the
Nigeria’s economy seen coming out of recession as manufacturing index expand for the fourth consecutive month
The manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI), an indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector increased to 54.1
Who cares about monetary policy?
Asuri Vasudevan The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) would announce monetary policy in less than two days. There are already speculations
Nigeria’s central bank to address e-payment issues at FICAN Bi-monthly Forum
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will be addressing key issues confronting the e-payment industry at a Bi-Monthly Forum organised by
Nigeria policy rate retention may worsen capacity underutilization, as businesses avoid borrowing due to high interest
Financial and economic analysts in Nigeria, offering a postmortem of the central bank’s Tuesday monetary policy decision to