Stocks rally on earnings, trade before Fed minutes
U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday as better-than-estimated earnings at retailers bolstered confidence in the world’s largest economy and
US-African trade lagging despite free access, forum hears
Trade between the United States and sub-Saharan Africa is in the doldrums despite a 2000 US law designed to boost access to the
EU goods trade surplus grows with U.S. as deficit with China widen
The European Union’s trade surplus in goods with the United States and its deficit with China both increased in the first five months
$36.9 billion worth of gold traded in London daily, says data
At least 30.2 million ounces of gold worth $36.9 billion was traded by members of the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) each
Equities market to trade upbeat this week on expected bargain hunting as ASI improve 0.2% W-o-W
Expectations from market analysts on trading activities by investors this week remain upbeat as bargain hunting on strong corporate
China’s open economy to benefit UK, world market, says Liu Xiaoming
China’s deepening reform and opening up of the economy is expected to generate new opportunities for the shared development of the
Bangladesh, Nigeria partner to enhance trade, economic cooperation – Envoy
The People’s Republic of Bangladesh Tuesday, pledged to partner Nigeria to boost trade and economic cooperation. Shahhat Gati, the
Nigeria spends $1.3bn on dairy imports annually despite potential to generate $10bn in exports
Nigeria spends about $1.3 billion yearly on the importation of dairy products such as milk, yogurt, cheese and other milk derivatives
Siemens Gamesa inaugurates first blade manufacturing plant in Africa, Middle East
Siemens Gamesa has announced the first blade manufacturing plant in Africa and the Middle East with the inauguration of its new rotor
Nigerian stocks end week positive as benchmark index advanced 2.49% w-o-w
Nigerian equities Friday appreciated 1.53 percent to close benchmark index at 36,320.93 points as against 35,439.98 points closed last