Bunmi Bailey is an Editor at Finance in Africa. She specializes in finance, financial markets, banking, and business economics, with a keen focus on capital markets and economic policy in both local and regional contexts. Bunmi's insights and analyses have been featured in TechCabal, Finance in Africa, and BusinessDay.
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Bunmi Bailey's coverage is heavily focused on finance and the economy, with an emphasis on business and industry topics specifically related to Nigeria. The majority of her articles cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
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By: Bunmi Bailey
August 18, 2026 Africa's financial story this week is one of contrasts. Business activity across several major economies strengthened in
By: Bunmi Bailey
Africa’s financial story this week is one of contrasts.
By: Bunmi Bailey
The pullback follows a rally that briefly made the exchange the world's best-performing stock market in dollar terms and lifted the fortunes of some of Nigeria's wealthiest investors.
By: Bunmi Bailey
The momentum is not entirely new. African markets were already climbing global performance rankings last year, when Ghana topped the world in dollar
Egypt pauses rate cuts for fifth straight meeting as inflation rises
Bloomberg data showed that three African exchanges ranked among the world’s five best-performing stock markets in dollar terms as of...
August 25, 2026 This week's Africa Finance in Brief looks at how acquisitions are becoming a shortcut to digital capabilities, why Tanzania
By: Bunmi Bailey
“Fitch revised the outlook from stable to positive for Tanzania, on the B+ rating. Tanzania has the best sovereign ratings in East Africa,” Charlie Robertson, an emerging-markets specialist said on LinkedIn
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August 26, 2026 Africa's inflation battle is becoming increasingly uneven, with half of 16 major economies analysed recording lower annual inflation in July, while almost as many saw price pressures accelerate.
By: Bunmi Bailey
The divergence was particularly stark between Ethiopia and Zimbabwe.
