Gulf Brokers expands services to Nigeria, offers diversified services
Gulf Brokers expands services to Nigeria, offers diversified services By Yusuf Yunus A stockbroking firm, Gulf Brokers, says it has expanded its services to
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Nigeria’s raw material imports soar to N2.4tn – NBS
Nigeria spent at least N2.4tn to import raw materials from other countries in 2022, according to data collated from Foreign Trade Statistics of the National
Crude oil sales rise by 46% to N21tn – NBS
Nigeria’s crude oil sales rose by 46.41 per cent to push Nigeria’s total export to N26.79tn in 2022. This is as total trade rose by
Buhari canvasses duty free access market for least developed nations
President Muhammadu Buhari has called on developed and developing nations to grant duty-free and quota-free market access for products originating from the world’s 46 least-developed
NEXIM meets Saudi’s development banks on boosting non-oil exports
In line with its drive to boost Nigeria’s non-oil exports, a delegation from the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) led by the Managing Director/Chief Executive, Mr.
Nigeria’s trade balance decline from $50m to $20m
The modest gains in oil production were unable to lift Nigeria’s trade balance as the country’s balance of trade position has reversed from surplus to
CBN: Nigeria records $20m trade deficit
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) said Nigeria recorded a trade deficit of $20 million last November. It said Nigeria’s balance of trade position has
Google announces $4m funds for startups in Africa, Europe
Google announces $4m funds for startups in Africa, Europe Google has announced applications for the third cohort of its Black Founders Fund for startups in
Non-oil export earnings hit $75m in two months – Report
Earnings from non-oil export in October and November rose to $75million, figures obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria have revealed. The CBN stated in
‘AfCFTA to boost intra-Africa trade by 60%’
The African Continental Free Trade Area is expected to boost African nations’ trade by 60 per cent by 2034, it has been learnt. The much
