Reviews & Outlooks | |
Reviews & Outlooks | |
3745 VIEWS | |
![]() |
Wednesday, August 29, 2018 09:00AM / Economic Associates
Economic
Associates (EA) will host a one-day conference on Nigeria’s Economic Outlook on
Thursday, 27 September 2018 at Lagos Continental Hotel, Kofo Abayomi Street,
Victoria Island, Lagos.
EA’s
conferences offer rich opportunities to contemplate the future and gain fresh
perspectives. Participants gain foresight on risks and opportunities on global
and national horizons. They also gain insights on actions required to shape the
future of the country, states/regions or companies.
Conversations
at the conferences revolve around:
1. Global Outlook: The twin-gluts on the global scene:
Global commodity glut has replaced the old regime of revenue and foreign
exchange windfalls with a new regime of shortfalls; just as Global
liquidity glut resulting from cash injections by leading central banks
creates opportunities to unlock the liquidity required to mitigate
the shortfalls.
2. Country Outlook: as shaped by
(a.) Cyclical Swings in: Liquidity-
money, bonds, equity, foreign reserves; Growth-GDP growth, sectoral
growth; and, Stability- inflation, interest rate, and exchange rates.
(b.) Structural Shifts in
production and spending, government revenue and expenditures, and activities
across the states.
(c.) Hurdles limiting the
deployment of fiscal, monetary, and investment policies.
3. Mitigating Threats:
Identifying and mitigating threats to National, States’, and Companies’
prospects.
4. Reaping Gains: Contemplating actions needed to seize
opportunities at Federal, State and Corporate levels.
Kindly download the agenda HERE
Related News
1. Nigeria’s H1 2018 Macro Review and H2 2018 Outlook
2.
Unconventional Monetary Policy Requires Complementary
Fiscal Measures
3.
NSR H2 2018 (15) - Equities: The Divergence… Fundamentals
or Sentiment?
4.
NSR H2 2018 (14) - Fixed Income: Have Yields hit the
bottom?
5.
Nigeria H2 2018 Outlook - Navigating The Tide
6.
NSR H2 2018 (13) - Monetary Policy: A Classic Catch-22,
Where will the Balance Tilt?
7.
NSR H2 2018 (12)- Nigerian Inflation: Approaching an
Inflection Point
8.
Will Pre-election Politics Hush Recovery in H2-18?
9.
NSR H2 2018 (6) - Nigerian Fiscal: Déjà Vu All Over
Again?
10. United Capital Partners Proshare for a Tweet-Meet on
Nigeria’s H2, 2018 Outlook Report
11.
NSR H2 2018 (5) -EM Portfolio Flows: Slowing the Flow,
But Far From A Dribble
12. Nigeria Outlook H2-18: Caught Between Two Stools
13. Expectations for Q2 2018 GDP Growth Consensus vs Outliers
Projections