
Nigeria’s Inflation Rises Unexpectedly to 24.2% in March 2025
Nigeria’s annual inflation surged to 24.2% in March, up from 23.2%, driven by a weakening naira and falling oil prices amid global trade tensions.
Nigeria’s annual inflation surged to 24.2% in March, up from 23.2%, driven by a weakening naira and falling oil prices amid global trade tensions.
China retaliates with an 84% tariff on US imports after President Trump’s 104% tariff on Chinese goods, sparking global market concerns.
Nigeria’s financial markets reel from global tariff tensions as the naira weakens despite CBN’s $321m intervention
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.
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have imposed a 0.5% import duty on Nigeria and other ECOWAS nations to fund their newly formed Alliance
Liquidity scarcity impact Nigeria’s one-year treasury bill demand has dropped to its lowest level in 2024 despite rising yields.
Nigeria’s Finance Minister, Wale Edun, aims for a 7% GDP growth rate, surpassing the projected 4.6% for 2025
Dangote Cement posts a net profit of N503.2 billion in 2024, marking a 10% growth with revenue hitting N3.58 trillion
Nigeria partners with Saudi Arabia’s HPDC to unlock the $7.7 trillion global halal market, boosting foreign investment and job creation