Finance & Economy
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Nigeria’s Financial Market Offerings This Week: July 15, 2026
Nigeria’s capital market is showing both depth and discipline this week, even as volatility persists in equities. Investors are navigating…
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NAICOM Disowns Niger Insurance’s Claims and Reaffirms Four-Year Receivership
Four years after it pulled the plug, the National Insurance Commission is still fighting to keep Niger Insurance Plc closed.…
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Disinflation Regains a Foothold in June 2026, But Food Reasserts Itself: Implications for Policy and Outlook
After three months of small increases, Nigeria’s inflation rate finally dipped in June 2026. Headline inflation eased marginally to 15.91%…
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ZERO INFLATION: How Low Is Low Enough?
Old arguments, new realities, and why the debate keeps coming back Almost everyone agrees that double-digit inflation wrecks growth. The…
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Disinflation Regains a Foothold in June 2026 but Food Reasserts Itself – Implications for Policy and Outlook
After three consecutive months of mild acceleration, headline inflation finally eased by two basis points to 15.91% year-on-year in June…
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Nigeria’s Financial Market Offerings this Week from July 15, 2026
Nigeria’s capital market continues to demonstrate depth and resilience despite heightened volatility in the equities market, with investors navigating an…
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From Reform to Results: Can Oyedele’s 16-Member Committee Deliver ?
On July 14, 2026, Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele admitted what households and businesses have felt for three years: announcing reforms…
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Top Of The Pack: NGX Champions in 2026 Outperform as Market Rallies 56% YTD
It has been a particularly rich year for investors on the Nigerian Exchange. Since January 2026, the market has been…
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After Recapitalisation: Nigeria’s Banks Now Face a Harder Test of Effectiveness
Nigeria’s banking sector has just closed the biggest deliberate recapitalisation in its modern history, with 33 banks cleared and about…
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First Holdco: The ₦70 Bank That Refuses To Be Called Cheap
Twelve months ago you could have bought First Holdco Plc for ₦29.15. Today it trades between ₦69.05 and ₦70.50. In…
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