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Inflation Has Now Risen Three Months in a Row. Are Investors Underestimating What That Means?

A single uptick in inflation can be written off as noise, a seasonal wobble that corrects itself the following month. Two increases in a row start to look like a trend...

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The ₦2.3 Trillion Wake-Up Call: Why Smart Investors Are Looking Beyond the Nigerian Stock Market

...Since trading resumed in June, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) has experienced a sharp sell-off, wiping more than ₦2.29 trillion from market capitalisation in just two trading sessions.

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Nigeria’s Economy Grew by 3.89% in Q1. What Does This Mean for Investors?

Growth is back in the conversation. Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.89% in Q1 2026, marking a stronger performance than the same period last year and signalling renewed momentum across key sectors of the economy.

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Rising Prices Are Forcing a Rate Hold. But Is This Helping or Hurting Investors?

__High Interest Rates Look Attractive. But Are Investors Really Winning?__ When interest rates are high, investing can feel more rewarding. On paper, elevated yields make it seem like your capital is working harder. Fixed-income returns look stronger, cash feels more productive, and investors may feel more protected from uncertainty.But not all returns are real returns.

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Foreign Investors Are Returning to Nigeria. But What Are They Really Buying?

The headlines around Nigeria’s FX market are beginning to sound optimistic again. The naira is strengthening, dollar liquidity is improving, and quietly, foreign investors are returning. At first glance, it looks like confidence is coming back into the economy. But beneath the surface, a more important question is emerging: are investors buying into Nigeria’s long-term future, or are they simply positioning for short-term returns?

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CBN REVISES TRANSFER FEE STRUCTURE ACROSS NIGERIAN BANKS

If you have made a transfer recently and paused for a second to wonder whether it felt easier or cheaper, you are not imagining it. The Central Bank of Nigeria has revised how bank charges work across Nigerian banks. On the surface, it looks like a simple update, but in reality, it is something more meaningful. It is a shift toward a system where managing money feels smoother, more predictable, and less interrupted.