Nigerian Economy

  1. Falling oil prices to exacerbate fiscal tensions, push Naira past 160/$1


    With average monthly oil prices sliding towards $90/ barrel as other exogenous risks such as an Iran strike die down, (with the new less hawkish Kadima-Likud Israeli government), Nigeria remains particularly vulnerable to an oncoming oil price shock.
  2. RTC's Business and Economic Review for April 2012


    Please find attached RTC's Business and Economic Review for April 2012 for your review. We look forward to a value-adding, mutually beneficial relationship with you
  3. FDC BI-Monthly Economic & Business Update - May 2012


    The NSE seems to be resurrecting from the dead after a tumultuous Q1 and a public hearing on the capital market (which is still ongoing).
  4. Nigeria inflation rises to 12.9 pct in April


    Nigeria's inflation rate rose to 12.9 percent in April, year on year, from 12.1 percent in March, data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed on Tuesday. Food inflation, the largest component of the index, fell slightly to 11.2 percent, compared wi
  5. Review of the Nigerian Economy in 2011 & Economic Outlook for 2012 – 2015


    In its second year of economic projections, the NBS is also evolving in its approach to forecasting by employing an econometric model to augment results from the traditional methods of surveys and its system of administrative statistics. A Bayesian Vector
  6. IMF cuts sub-Saharan Africa 2012 growth forecasts


    Sub-Saharan Africa's economies will expand at a slower rate in 2012 than earlier projected, undermined by global financial distress and a sluggish recovery in South Africa, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Monday.
  7. S&P report: Sub-Saharan African economic growth continues


    The economies of rated sub-Saharan African (SSA) sovereigns should continue to grow solidly over the coming two years, says Standard & Poor's Ratings Services today in the new report card"High Commodity Prices And Infrastructure Spending Are Fueling Growt
  8. FAAC Shared N497.731 Billion for the Month of March, 2012


    The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) met and shared N497.73 billion for the month of March under the Chairmanship of the Honourable Minister of State for Finance, Dr Yerima Lawan Ngama.
  9. Fitch: Nigeria fuel subsidy report increases chances of reform


    The fact that corruption in Nigeria's oil subsidy programme has been officially uncovered is encouraging, both politically and economically, Fitch Ratings says.
  10. Nigeria’s inflation rate rises to 12.10%


    Increase in headline and core inflation. Nigeria’s inflation rate increased to 12.1 per cent y/y in March 2012 (fig. 1), 20 bps higher than 11.9 per cent recorded in the previous month.
  11. Nigeria inflation rises to 12.1% y/y in March 2012


    The Composite Consumer Price Index which measures inflation rose to 12.1 percent year-on-year in March 2012. This figure is 0.2 percentage points lower than 11.9 percent recorded in the previous month. The monthly composite CPI was higher by 1.6 percent w
  12. Understanding Budget 2012


    The goal of the 2012 Budget is to help achieve Government's Vision to make Nigeria one of the top twenty economies in the world by year 2020.
  13. Federal Govt pledges support for Lagos State on “PATH” Projects


    With the theme “From BRICS to BRINCS: Lagos holds the Key”, the Lagos state government’s 6th Economic Summit (“Ehingbeti” 2012) designed to last three days begins with focus on investment opportunities within the state, especially in the Power, Agricultur
  14. Lagos holds the key to BRINCS – Ehingbeti 2012


    Experts and stakeholders expressed opinions, evaluations, assessments and predictions on the possible place of Nigeria, and indeed Lagos state among fast developing nations this century.
  15. 2012 Appropriation Act Breakdown


    The 2012 budget which was passed into law on Friday 13th 2012 by President Goodluck Jonathan has a reduced total spending of N4.697 trillion ($29.81 billion) from N4.88 trillion proposed by the parliament last month with the spending plans based on oil pr
  16. Nigeria’s merchandise Trade Statistics for Fourth Quarter 2011


    Nigeria’s merchandise Trade Statistics for Fourth Quarter 2011
  17. Comparative Prices of Goods and Services Changes


    Comparative Prices of Goods and Services Changes
  18. Inflation and Rising Food Prices in Nigeria


    Inflation and Rising Food Prices in Nigeria
  19. President Jonathan's Budget Signing Speech Today


    President Jonathan's Budget Signing Speech Today
  20. Warri Industrial Business Park: An attempt at a positive PPP?


    Warri Industrial Business Park: An attempt at a positive PPP?
  21. Concessioning in Nigeria: A Challenge to PPP


    Concessioning in Nigeria: A Challenge to PPP
  22. Business and Economic Review for March 2012 - RTC


    Business and Economic Review for March 2012 - RTC
  23. LBS Executive Breakfast Session – April 2012


    LBS Executive Breakfast Session – April 2012
  24. Kano State takes the Lead, Gov Abolishes Security Votes


    Kano State takes the Lead, Gov Abolishes Security Votes
  25. Global Stock Market, the NCM and the Unending Recovery Crisis


    Global Stock Market, the NCM and the Unending Recovery Crisis
  26. Comparative Prices of Goods & Services @300312


    Comparative Prices of Goods & Services @300312
  27. Paradox of Nigeria’s Economic Growth and Poverty Levels


    Paradox of Nigeria’s Economic Growth and Poverty Levels
  28. Nigeria to raise 917 billion naira from T-bills in Q2


    Nigeria to raise 917 billion naira from T-bills in Q2
  29. Fitch compares Nigeria with newly investment grade sovereigns


    Fitch compares Nigeria with newly investment grade sovereigns
  30. Ogun unfolds new incentives for investors


    Ogun unfolds new incentives for investors
  31. Nigeria to raise pension fund stock market limit


    Nigeria to raise pension fund stock market limit
  32. We Are Fast-Tracking Power Masterplan - President Jonathan


    We Are Fast-Tracking Power Masterplan - President Jonathan
  33. Nigeria to Provide More Incentives for Investors - President Jonathan


    Nigeria to Provide More Incentives for Investors - President Jonathan
  34. Revenue Allocation, Insecurity & Poverty in Northern Nigeria


    Revenue Allocation, Insecurity & Poverty in Northern Nigeria
  35. Surprise! Surprise!! Nigeria’s Inflation Eases to 11.9% in February - FDC Economic Bulletin - March


    Surprise! Surprise!! Nigeria’s Inflation Eases to 11.9% in February - FDC Economic Bulletin - March 2012
  36. Nigeria: An African emerging economy with prospects.


    Nigeria: An African emerging economy with prospects.
  37. Press Release!!! State GDP Computation


    Press Release!!! State GDP Computation
  38. Nigeria: Inflation Eases To 11.9%


    Nigeria: Inflation Eases To 11.9%
  39. Nigeria’s consumer inflation drops to 11.9% in Feb as against 12.6% in Jan 2012


    Nigeria’s consumer inflation drops to 11.9% in Feb as against 12.6% in Jan 2012
  40. FG, states, donors to spend N1.04 bn on GDP computation


    FG, states, donors to spend N1.04 bn on GDP computation


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