- Oil Prices Decline as Strait of Hormuz Route Gets Busy
- Stronger US Dollar Keeps South African Rand on Edge
- Tech Stocks Rotation Shakes Global Markets as Apple Hikes Prices
- Nigerian Treasury Bills Yield Jumps 27bps on Sell Pressure
- Naira Hovers Around N1,380 as Interbank FX Turnover Surges
- XRP Dives to $1.03 as Strobe Finance Shutdown Erodes Confidence
- Ethereum Price Slips 4% as Investors Liquidate Positions
- Bitcoin Price Slides to $59k as US Inflation Stokes Selloffs
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Nigeria’s naira has endured a prolonged stress test since mid-2023, when authorities dismantled key currency controls and moved toward a unified FX rate.
In today’s volatile economic climate, saving money is no longer just a prudent habit—it is a strategic necessity. The constantly rising cost of living, inflationary pressures, and currency fluctuations have redefined what it means to be financially secure. The difference now lies not in whether people save, but in how they save.
Africa’s investment story has shifted decisively. While global foreign direct investment fell 11% in 2024 and continued declining into 2025, Africa bucked the trend entirely — recording a 75% jump in FDI inflows to a record USD 97 billion.
TACO or not over Hormuz is the question dominating markets right now, but investors are asking the wrong one, says Nigel Green, CEO of global financial advisory giant deVere Group.
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