Author: Marketforces Africa

Global foreign direct investment, FDI, collapsed in 2020, falling by 42%

After dumping interest in South Africa Holdings Limited, Lafarge Africa Plc has announced divestment of 35%

The Nigerian stock market plunged ₦25.4 billion on Thursday as investors’ book profit

our Mills of Nigeria (FMN) Plc on Thursday expressed commitment to explore diversified funding sources

Putting up Retirement Plan is Beyond Pension Contribution How would you like to spend your retirement years? Will the money you have be able to provide the kind of lifestyle that you have known yourself to live? Retirement is the withdrawal from one’s position or occupation or from one’s active working life. Usually, in Nigeria, the retirement age is 60 years old. Unfortunately, a lot of people end up not being able to provide for themselves after retirement or are totally dependent on their children, family members, etc. Retirement should be viewed as an exciting time to explore new interests.…

There is a growing uncertainties as Federal Government borrowings to finance fiscal deficit

With reported low non-interest revenues (NIR), Nigerian Banks will again be tested

Average yield on Treasury bill (T-bill) rises 9 basis points

The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, rebounds Wednesday with ₦50.3 billion

Nigeria’s deficit monetisation may raise macro-stability risks in the country