Increase in headline inflation. Nigeria’s inflation rate increased to 12.9 per cent y/y in April 2012 (fig. 1), 80 bps higher than 12.1 per cent recorded in the previous month. This was largely driven by non-food items captured by the “All items less farm produce” index.

RTC's Business and Economic Review for April 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).

NBS-April 2012 Inflation Report

Review of the Nigerian Economy in 2011 & Economic Outlook 2012-2015

Deposit and Lending rates for the Banking Industry as at May 4, 2012.

we observed the influence of the treasury bills auction, which took place mid-week, on activities across the market. This resulted in relative sustained intra-day volatility and subsequent stability as traders adopted a cautious approach whilst OTC trading remained more stable in the latter part of the week. In our opinion, the relative stability experienced could be attributed to traders’ cautious stance in anticipation of the outcome of the Tbills auction.

The Nigerian Bond Watch @ 070512 - DLM

LBS Executive Breakfast Session – May 2012

The NCM Market Crisis and Search for lasting solutions 020512

Opportunities in the Nigerian equities' Market - Stock Recommendation

The Nigerian Bond Watch @ 300412 - DLM

Money Market Fund Systemic Risk Analysis and Reform Options

Nigeria: Inflation Report March 2012

NBS - Consumer Price Index – March 2012

2012 Budget Presentation

Final Fuel Subsidy Report by HoR - April 2012

CBN Economic Report January 2012

The Nigerian Bond Watch @ 230412 - DLM

Currency Market Reveiw - Watching the Naira