Nigeria, Egypt, and South Africa Account for 65% of Africa’s GDP Slowdown
Nigeria is Africa's largest economy with much potential to blossom but its current economic state looks dicey. The new administration ...
Nigeria is Africa's largest economy with much potential to blossom but its current economic state looks dicey. The new administration ...
Food in Nigeria is becoming more expensive than ever before. Ordinarily, Africa's largest economy with vast land of 1,200 km ...
The year 2022 witnessed a significant inflation rate of 18.85 percent, which was higher compared to the previous year's rate ...
The playbook adopted by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to curb inflation seems ineffective amid persistent inflationary pressures. Inflation ...
In a move aimed at generating cash flows and sustaining business operations, MTN Group said Thursday it is planning to ...
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) continued to increase the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR), otherwise known as the interest rate, ...
The National Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday said the inflation rate has risen to 21.91%, compared to January 2023 inflation ...
As a two-day meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) gets underway on ...
More than half (54%) of remittance senders have taken up a side-hustle since the global COVID-19 pandemic; almost one-fifth (19%) ...
Article Written by Hyther Nizam, President - MEA, Zoho Corp. ====== Inflation is on almost everyone’s mind right now. Around ...
Although there has been a reprieve of sorts for the Naira in the last few days, the currency is still ...
He recalled that the company recorded a PBT of N29.73 billion for the half year ended June 30, 2022, while ...
To combat growing inflation, the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) policy-setting council increased the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR), which measures ...
Katsina recorded the lowest price with N4,020.00, followed by Ogun and Yobe with N4,057.14 and N4,078.46 respectively.
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