- Sunday, June 21, 2026
BusinessDay
Egg, milk and bread topped the list of selected food items Nigerians spent more on in July, according to the...
Exports and imports, as components of trade, measure a country’s trade openness to the rest of the world. The two...
Analysts have said it is better to invest in short-term financial instruments instead of holding cash amid rising inflation and...
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, is lagging behind its peers on the continent as its struggles to ramp up exports. Its...
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s telecommunications industry have flagged the acute dollar shortage, limited capital, and the continuous devaluation of naira as...
Eight largest listed insurance companies operating in the Nigerian market saw their gross premium written increase to N157.39 billion in...
China, the largest government creditor to emerging economies, said it will forgive twenty three interest-free loans to seventeen African countries...
Just as Anthony Joshua and Usman Kamaru were knocked out over the weekend, Nigeria’s business reputation has been dealt another...
The Nigerian government granted waivers, incentives and exemptions worth N2.296 trillion in 2021 to different institutions through the Nigerian Customs...
The ripple effect of the quarterly increase in interest rate can be felt on the purchasing power, standard of living,...
Cost of household energy products...
Manufacturers in Nigeria have been forced to revise their mode of operation as they struggle to survive in the face...
The National Pension Commission (PenCom) said it is committed to ensuring the safety of pension funds, stating that adequate structures...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) raised the lending rate from 13 percent to 14 percent on Tuesday, July 19,...
Naira, Nigeria’s legal tender closed at N429.38 per dollar, the same rate it closed on the previous day at the...
