PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited (PWC), has enumerated seven trends that will shape Nigeria’s economy in 2024. PwC’s report projects a marginal decline ...
Latest report by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shows that Nigeria’s inflation rate reached the highest level in over ...
...Consumer Credit Fund aims to Combat Economic Challenges and Inflation in Nigeria
Kogi, Lagos, Rivers, Oyo, and Akwa Ibom have long exceeded the 30 percent inflation mark as data from the National ...
Latest report by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has shown that Nigeria’s headline inflation increased to a 20-year high ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Thursday, in Abuja, declared that rising inflation and exchange rates in the country will ...
Nigeria’s inflation rate increased to 27.33 per cent in October. The National Bureau of Statistics disclosed this on Wednesday, indicating ...
Writer: PETER LUDI, Managing Director of redPanda Solutions Consumers in South Africa are under immense pressure with a cascade of ...
In recent years, the global economy has faced and continues to face numerous challenges, including a pandemic, war, climate change, and inflation. Businesses have had ...
The inflation rate in Nigeria rose to 26.72% in September 2023 amid soaring food prices and harsh economic realities occasioned ...
The combination of mounting geopolitical risk and Fed rate expectations rocked global financial markets last week. Volatility is likely to ...
The figures released by NBS on Friday indicates a high in inflation rate for the Africa's largest economy in close ...
The latest Consumer Price Index data released by the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics revealed that Sokoto, Borno and Nasarawa are ...
Food inflation were highest in Kogi, Lagos, and Bayelsa with 34.53%, 32.52%, and 31.31% respectively
The jump comes on the back of removal of petrol subsidies and the unification/devaluation of the official exchange rate.
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