Author: Lukman Otunuga

Nigeria’s monetary and fiscal policymakers face enormous challenges as the country stares a looming technical recession in the face just three years after the last downturn…

This week’s major risk event will be Thursday’s annual meeting at Wyoming where leaders from major central banks gather

Rising concerns surrounding the health of the global economy is another one of the engines that will help drive Gold prices

Global Oil prices looked tired, exhausted and ready for an early summer break during the second quarter of 2019

Oil markets are poised to remain highly sensitive and reactive to supply and demand side factors ahead of the OPEC meeting this month.

The week kicks off with the US ISM Manufacturing PMI for May which is projected to hit 53.0

Rising foreign reserves should provide the extra ammunition needed for the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to defend the Naira

Nigeria sees fastest first-quarter growth since 2015, driven mainly by the non-oil sector

Dollar loses might, oil crumbles on surging US stockpiles and gold flickers back to life in this week’s ecponomic review.

With the latest economic metrics pointing to signs of stability, the outlook for the Nigerian economy remains encouraging.