The Nigerian economy experienced three major shocks in recent time. The first one was the fall in global crude prices from over $100 to below $50.

As Nigeria’s economy contracts owing to low oil prices, domestic challenges of being unable to meet previous oil production levels, the country of Champaigne drinkers has been overtaken by recession.

The travails of the naira have continued with the national currency losing 49 kobo yesterday, exchanging for N281.49, as the Central Bank of Nigeria intervened with an undisclosed ...

The newly adopted flexible exchange rate policy, which operations kicked-off on Monday, may have been described as a mix of risks and opportunities.

The CBN yesterday executed over $4 billion in foreign exchange transactions as the new exchange rate regime begins, while the defied all forecasts and traded at between N253 and N281.5 to the dollar.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has done the appropriate thing by introducing a new foreign exchange (FX) regime and guidelines for the operations of the market-driven exchange rate for the Naira.

An economist, Dr Aminu Usman says the new Foreign Exchange (FX) policy recently introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will encourage portfolio investors to return to the economy.

United Airlines last week shocked many people with the plan to stop flying into Nigeria effective July 2016. But for many industry watchers, it was an announcement that was long in coming.

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