- Sunday, June 21, 2026
BusinessDay
…OPEC+ pauses output increase Nigeria’s N58.18 trillion ($41.5 billion) 2026 budget, anchored on a $64.85 per barrel crude oil benchmark,...
The year 2025 ended with the humbling of the Nigerian state by a foreign power. That humiliation began in November...
…Released Q2 2024 figures in November 2024 It has been 14 months since the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) last...
In 2025, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) advanced by 51.2 percent, marking its strongest performance since 2007. The rally was broad-based,...
Nigeria’s new tax reforms are emerging as one of the most ambitious attempts in decades to reset the relationship between...
In the first nine months of 2025, Nigeria’s corporate finance landscape recorded deals valued at about $987.5 million. The data...
As Nigeria basked in the euphoria of the festive season, millions of homes and businesses were plunged not into light...
Every modern economy survives on a fragile but essential bargain between the state and its citizens. Governments demand taxes, citizens...
Nigeria’s benchmark interest rate is likely to remain above 22 percent through 2026 as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)...
…ASI up 51.19% year-to-date Nigeria’s equities market delivered an exceptional performance in 2025, rewarding investors with a 51.19 percent return,...
Africa’s private equity market lost further momentum in 2025, with total deal value falling for a third consecutive year to...
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) may face significant headwinds in fulfilling its pledge to slash airfares in...
Nigeria’s industry, trade and investment sector recorded a mixed performance in 2025, as improved macroeconomic stability helped rebuild investor confidence...
As Nigeria enters 2026, it confronts one of the most demanding moments in its post-independence history. Insecurity has intensified across...
Nigeria’s benchmark interest rate is likely to remain above 22 percent through 2026 as the central bank prioritises inflation control...
