Nigerian consumers could face rising prices as Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), the world’s largest shipping firm, increases its local import fees, adding further strain on already cash-strapped households....

Nigeria is entering 2026 with inflation easing sharply, giving policymakers their clearest window in years to stabilise the economy and reset investor confidence. That window, however, is conditional: the slowdown in prices will persist only if oil revenu...

Nigeria’s equities market has broken through the N100 trillion capitalisation barrier for the first time, closing at N101.8 trillion on Monday, January 5, 2026. The landmark moment comes as investors adjust to the country’s new tax regime, which took effe...

 Nigeria has finally crossed the N100trillion equities market capitalisation mark. The record feat at the close of trading on Monday January 5, 2026 happened as Nigerians brace for a year set to test investors reactions to Nigeria’s new tax laws which bec...

Nigeria's N58.18 trillion ($41.5 billion) 2026 budget, anchored on a $64.85 per barrel crude oil benchmark, faces mounting pressure as President Donald Trump's intervention in Venezuela threatens to unleash a flood of new crude supplies onto an already ov...

Nigeria’s benchmark interest rate is likely to remain above 22 percent through 2026 as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) prioritises inflation control and currency stability over growth acceleration, according to economists and analysts polled by Business...

Nigeria’s benchmark interest rate is likely to remain above 22 percent through 2026 as the central bank prioritises inflation control and currency stability over growth acceleration, according to economists and analysts polled by BusinessDay....

Nigeria is poised for its biggest economic boom in at least a decade in 2026, driven by developments such as the implementation of the harmonised tax rules, the long-awaited listing of the giant Dangote Refinery, and the new capital rules for banks and in...