Eniola Olatunji is a journalist at BusinessDay. She specializes in finance, personal finance, investment, and business economics, with a keen focus on the economy, inflation, and financial markets in Nigeria and Africa. Eniola's work has been featured in prominent publications such as BusinessDay and BellaNaija.
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Foreign portfolio investors who took long term position in Nigeria’s equities market made about N439.48 billion gain since 2014.These...
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To fight stubbornly high inflation, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), hiked benchmark interest rate eight times and by 875 basis points to 27.5 per cent in November from 18.75 per cent at the beginning of the year.
According to data from FMDQ, the total number of company issuances in 2024 decreased to 133, from 140 issued by various companies in the previous year.
Edun had mentioned in October 2023 that the country would see a $10 billion inflow into the economy in weeks to ease the pressure on the naira.
By: Eniola Olatunji
Nigerian Eurobonds are off to a great start in 2025 as investor confidence in the nation strengthens. Average yields on Nigerian...
By: Eniola Olatunji
At the auction, the yield on the one-year bill dropped to 29.21 percent from 29.65 percent, the second consecutive decline.
There are expectations that the economy will be bigger while inflation will be lower.
In 2024, the naira's depreciation against the dollar fueled significant returns for those holding dollar savings.
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