
Trump’s Tariff Shockwaves Hits Nigeria’s Financial Markets
Nigeria’s financial markets reel from global tariff tensions as the naira weakens despite CBN’s $321m intervention
Nigeria’s financial markets reel from global tariff tensions as the naira weakens despite CBN’s $321m intervention
Nigeria’s total public debt soared to a record N144.6 trillion by end of 2024, driven by a sharp rise in domestic and external borrowings.
Transcorp Hotels Plc declares a total dividend of N7.57 billion for 2024, reflecting its strong revenue growth, profitability, and improved guest experience.
GTCO leads Nigeria’s banking sector in Q1 2025 with the highest share price, while Zenith Bank follows closely.
The naira struggles below ₦1,550/$ in the parallel market despite growing FX reserves. Meanwhile, global markets await President Trump’s new tariff plans.
Temu and Pricepally are making waves in Nigeria’s e-commerce market, projected to hit $9.54 billion in 2025. With digital adoption rising, competition intensifies among platforms like Jumia, Konga, and Jiji.
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have imposed a 0.5% import duty on Nigeria and other ECOWAS nations to fund their newly formed Alliance
UBA group chairman Tony Elumelu gets appointed to IMF advisory council to help shape the institution’s research and analytical agenda.
Nigeria exempts pharmaceutical raw materials from import duties and VAT for two years to boost local drug production and reduce healthcare costs.
African Development Bank (AfDB) has launched a new Country Strategy Paper to support Nigeria’s agricultural sector