Bunmi Bailey is an Editor at Finance in Africa. She specializes in finance, financial markets, and banking, with a keen focus on emerging markets and global finance. 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
The company re-entered the club on May 5 after its share price surged by 9.98 percent to N84.30 from N76.70, lifting its market capitalisation to N1.02 trillion.
The decline comes as tensions involving Iran continue to disrupt Gulf economies, where hundreds of thousands of Kenyan migrant workers are employed, raising concerns about weaker household consumption, slowing foreign exchange inflows and mounting pressure on Kenya’s external balances.
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South Africa’s inflation climbed to a 20-month high in April as the Iran conflict pushed fuel and transport costs sharply higher across...
By: Bunmi Bailey
The latest increase follows a 50-basis-point hike in February and underscores growing concern among policymakers over persistent price pressures worsened by the prolonged Middle East conflict and rising global oil prices.
By: Bunmi Bailey
From central banks in Rwanda and Ghana recalibrating policy amid rising global uncertainty to South Africa grappling with its sharpest fuel shock in decades, policymakers across the continent are navigating a more volatile environment.
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The acquisitions are drawing attention because they come at a time when parts of Britain’s wealthy class are reconsidering their...
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The change marks an abrupt reversal for African central banks, which had spent much of the past year benefiting from moderating inflation after two years of aggressive monetary tightening.
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Here are the top stories shaping Africa's financial landscape: Africa Day: Five banks celebrating Africa's culture, unity and growth
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For the country, however, rising inflation could complicate efforts to support economic growth while preserving price stability, particularly as consumers grapple with mounting living costs.
By: Bunmi Bailey
Africa's trade finance gap widens to $86.6bn as Middle East tensions bite
