Brent oil price falls below $80 following US-Iran agreement
Brent oil prices have fallen below $80 a barrel for the first time since March, dropping 3.8% to $79.99. This decline follows a recent agreement between the US and Iran.
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Brent oil prices have fallen below $80 a barrel for the first time since March, dropping 3.8% to $79.99. This decline follows a recent agreement between the US and Iran.
Conoil Plc delivered a strong first-quarter performance in 2026, reporting a profit after tax of N3.90 billion, representing an increase read more Conoil’s profit rises 12-fold to N3.9bn as share price gains
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The Naira to Dollar exchange rate has shown significant improvement as the gap between official and parallel market rates narrows. This reflects ongoing efforts to enhance transparency and liquidity in Nigeria's foreign exchange market.
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Plateau State has launched the construction of an advanced abattoir with a capacity of 500 cattle daily. This project is part of the Heipang Special Agro-Processing Zone initiative aimed at boosting local agriculture.
The World Bank has recognized Apapa and Tincan Ports as among the top 20 improved ports globally. This acknowledgment highlights Nigeria's significant advancements in port efficiency and vessel turnaround times over the past five years.
Japan’s central bank has raised interest rates to their highest level in more than three decades, marking another major step read more Japan raises interest rates to highest level in 31 years as energy costs fuel inflation
Nigeria leads Sub-Saharan Africa in stablecoin inflows, accounting for about 60% since 2019. This trend highlights Nigeria's growing role in the digital finance landscape.
Drekford Global Concept Limited, has emerged as the Residential Property Development Company of the Year at the Abuja Real Estate read more Drekford strengthens market position with real estate award
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As the battle for the 2027 presidency begins to take shape, Adams Oshiomhole, Senator, has questioned Peter Obi’s ability to read more Oshiomhole targets Obi’s security record ahead of 2027 race
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has expressed alarm over rising vandalism incidents affecting power infrastructure in Niger State. This trend threatens economic stability, safety, and electricity supply in the region.
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Revenue from Value Added Tax and Company Income Tax declined by 6.2% to N3.79 trillion in Q1 2026. This marks a decrease from N4.04 trillion in the same period last year.
The exposure draft of revised Financial Holding Company (FHC) guidelines released on on June 10 by the Central Bank of read more CBN Holdco shake-up re-engineers a new valuation calculus for Nigeria’s banking groups
Nigeria's inflation rate has risen for the third consecutive month, reaching 15.93% in May 2026. The National Bureau of Statistics reported this increase in its latest consumer price index.
The Bank of Japan has raised its interest rate to the highest level in 31 years, following similar moves by other central banks. This decision comes amid global economic challenges and rising prices.
The Nigerian naira showed mixed performance against the British pound on June 16, 2026. This reflects ongoing fluctuations in the exchange rates within the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market.
The Nigerian naira remained stable against the US dollar on June 16, 2026, in both the official and parallel markets. This stability reflects a consistent exchange rate environment for the currency.
The Naira has fallen to N1,400 against the dollar in the black market, down from N1,390 last weekend. In contrast, it appreciated to N1,356 per dollar in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market.
The IMF states that Nigeria's debt is manageable, but notes that spending 50% of tax revenue on interest payments is concerning. They urge the government to enhance social safety nets and provide quality services to citizens.
April FAAC allocations increased to N2.257 trillion due to higher revenues from oil, gas royalties, and various taxes. This surge reflects improved financial inflows to the three tiers of government.
Cardoso has launched the Nigeria Overnight Financing Rate to improve market confidence and stability. Philip Ikeazor hailed this initiative as a significant step towards modernizing the financial market.
Agcoms International Trading Limited has praised President Bola Tinubu's $70 million tractor initiative aimed at improving food security in Nigeria. The company emphasizes that agricultural mechanization is crucial for economic and agricultural transformation.
Lagos State Government has created 320,000 jobs and supported over 20,000 businesses with N15 billion in funding. This initiative was facilitated through the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF).
Nigeria's inflation rate has risen to 15.93%, driven by increasing food, energy, and commodity prices. This surge is particularly severe in states like Yobe, Anambra, and Sokoto.
Local manufacturers in Nigeria are pushing back against a World Bank-supported procurement framework in the electricity sector. They argue that this could jeopardize their market share and economic viability.