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An uptick in the Price of Food and Non-Farm Produce, drive Nigeria’s Inflation Up to 19.64% in July 2022.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation, rose by 19.64% Year-on-Year (YoY) in Jul’22. This is 1.04% and 2.26% higher than the rate recorded in Jun’22 (18.60%) and Jul’21 (17.38%). The...

The Nigerian Equities Market

The Local Bourse rebounded from its negatory territory as it increased by 0.70% WoW, despite closing negative in three of the five trading sessions during the week. It improved on...

FINANCIAL LITERACY: Personal Finance Planning

The ways and manner we handle our financial resources play a significant role in our behaviour towards money, which can in turn strain and create tension in our lives. The...

The Nigerian Equities Market

The Nigerian Domestic Bourse declined further by 3.10% WoW, closing negative in four of the five trading sessions of the week. It fell on the back of selling pressures in...

Nigeria’s Capital Importation Records Decline in Q1 2022.

Data from the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics (NBS) data on capital importation into Nigeria, amounted to $1.57 billion, declining by 28.09% quarter on quarter ($2.19 billion Q4’2021) and 17.46% year...

What are Green Bonds? What to Know about this Environmental Benefiting Investment Instrument.

Green bonds, climate bonds, or sustainable bonds, call it whatever name you choose, are gaining popularity and acceptance as fixed-income instruments and tradeable assets. The International Capital Market Association, ICMA,...

Nigerian Exchange Group Records 0.24% Profit w-o-w, to Close the Week Positive.

Last week saw the Nigerian Stock Market reverse previous week’s loss as positive sentiment returns to the Bourse. Nigerian Exchange Group’s ASI advanced by 0.24%, closing positive in three of...

FINANCIAL LITERACY: Making Sense of FDI Vs. FPI.

Just as capital is vital to the smooth running and funding of privately-owned companies, countries also welcome funding from foreign investors to boost their economic activities, since they cannot meet...