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Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Topman7(op): 9:25am On Feb 19, 2025
Has Nigeria Turned A Corner? Investors Think So

Nigeria’s fortunes appear to be looking up after nearly two years of painful economic reforms that triggered a cost-of-living crisis.

Improved security in its main oil-producing region has boosted earnings from crude, which generates about 80% of foreign-exchange inflows.

Daily output averaged 1.54 million barrels in January, a four-year high and exceeding the West African nation’s OPEC+ quota.

The pickup in revenue has helped stabilize the naira that plunged about 70% against the dollar since June 2023, when the central bank started allowing it to trade more freely.

Investors have taken note.

The extra yield they demand to hold the country’s dollar debt has fallen to a five-year low. And the main stock index is up 11% since the beginning of December, triple the gain posted by the MSCI developing-world equities index.

Nigeria, meanwhile, looks set to regain the mantle of Africa’s biggest economy (it currently ranks fourth) when the national statistics agency releases rebased figures next month. Gross domestic product is expected to be revised upward to almost $500 billion.

The release of overhauled inflation data on Tuesday was another boon. The measure fell to 24.5% from almost 35% a month before.

That could offer the central bank scope to trim its key interest rate when it meets on Thursday, giving consumer spending and the economy another lift.

The good news hasn’t come a moment too soon for President Bola Tinubu, whose attempts to steady the government’s finances have sent food and fuel prices soaring, and exacerbated hardship in a country where more than half the population lives below the poverty line.

Challenges remain to keep up the momentum, but the long-flailing economy does have a far better look.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2025-02-18/next-africa-has-nigeria-turned-a-corner-investors-think-so

Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Jones4190(m): 9:27am On Feb 19, 2025
time for ipob to masturbate
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Fidelity2050(m): 9:28am On Feb 19, 2025
How is it on the Rise when the cost of living continues to skyrocket on a daily basis?
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by EmperorCaesar(m): 9:30am On Feb 19, 2025
Jones4190:
time for ipob to masturbate
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You know whats funny?

If this was a negative report, they'd tell you how Bloomberg is a reputable international source for Business and Economic related news, but now that its a positive news, they'd either call it propaganda or ask you some mumu question about hunger cheesy


It must be terrible to be them

Nigeria will be great again
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Jones4190(m): 9:31am On Feb 19, 2025
EmperorCaesar:
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You know whats funny?

If this was a negative report, they'd tell you how Bloomberg is a reputable international source for Business and Economic related news, but now that its a positive news, they'd either call it propaganda or ask you some mumu question about hunger cheesy


It must be terrible to be them

Nigeria will be great again
Nigeria will be great again
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by EmperorCaesar(m): 9:32am On Feb 19, 2025
Fidelity2050:
How is it on the Rise when the cost of living continues to skyrocket on a daily basis?
You are just one person...

The report captures a large sample involving over 200m people in a particular sector(Economics)

You lifestyle isnt the reflection of what an average Nigerian is going through

Wake up, Chukwuma
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Topman7(op): 9:33am On Feb 19, 2025
Fidelity2050:
How is it on the Rise when the cost of living continues to skyrocket on a daily basis?
There is inflation in every single country today. Even Americans are crying over inflation.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by DatNiggaDaz:
grin grin cheesy

Is this not part of the millions of dollars that was paid to international propaganda media Houses to pi"mp the image of Nigeria talking ?

These clowns thinks every Nigerian is a BATist fool

grin grin grin

Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by iamnotillicit(m): 9:35am On Feb 19, 2025
Let it RICE abeg...
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by helinues: 9:36am On Feb 19, 2025
Asiwaju is the president

Make una go put mind at rest

We go soon see bitter leaf people coming on this thread to call it a propaganda. But if the story was other way round, that don't need scrutiny. Awon Alaye baje

grin cheesy
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Fidelity2050(m):
EmperorCaesar:
You are just one person...

The report captures a large sample involving over 200m people in a particular sector(Economics)

You lifestyle isnt the reflection of what an average Nigerian is going through

Wake up, Chukwuma
Grow up. Eschew tribal sentiments. Don't let ur education be a total waste. Anybody who challenges APC or doesn't agree with whatever policy they come up with, is automatically an Igbo? It's really embarrassing. You're not enlightened at all. Grow up!
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by nedu666: 9:39am On Feb 19, 2025
Article by a yoruba journalist with bloomberg. How can you use Dec 2004 as base year for inflation and not expect a favourable outcome. What it means is that if fuel was 1000 in December and its 942 in February. You then say inflation is falling. Nations use 4 years or 10 years back as base year. Nigeria uses 2 months back to calculate base year. If truly inflation is falling then cbn should reduce rates for local and foreign debt.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by CodeTemplar: 9:40am On Feb 19, 2025
Until the time of repayment for loans used to execute inflated projects is due. Enjoy the rise.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Bobloco: 9:42am On Feb 19, 2025
sad
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by helinues: 9:43am On Feb 19, 2025
Fidelity2050:
Grow up. Leave tribal sentiments. Don't let ur education be a total waste. Anybody who challenges APC or doesn't agree with whatever policy they come up with, is automatically an Igbo? It's really embarrassing. You're not enlightened at all. Grow up!
Would you have questioned this report if the story was about Nigeria economy declining.

Chronic Hatred for one's country no dey make person succeed in life
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Fidelity2050(m): 9:46am On Feb 19, 2025
helinues:
Would you have questioned this report if the story was about Nigeria economy declining.

Chronic Hatred for one's country no dey make person succeed in life
No sensible person on nairaland can ever take you seriously.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by helinues: 9:48am On Feb 19, 2025
Fidelity2050:
No sensible person on nairaland can ever take you seriously.
Who dah hell is this?
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Fidelity2050(m): 9:49am On Feb 19, 2025
helinues:
Who dah hell is this?
That's how uncouth you are. It's evident
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by helinues: 9:51am On Feb 19, 2025
Fidelity2050:
That's how uncouth you are. It's evident
Again, who dah hell is this?

You said my opinion no matter, then tell us who are you, who sabi you anywhere not to talk of your opinions
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Topman7(op): 9:52am On Feb 19, 2025
Fidelity2050:
Grow up. Leave tribal sentiments. Don't let ur education be a total waste. Anybody who challenges APC or doesn't agree with whatever policy they come up with, is automatically an Igbo? It's really embarrassing. You're not enlightened at all. Grow up!
98% Igbo on Nairaland.

Online, ie social media, those insulting and attacking Nigeria are like 95% Igbos.

Really tragic. I wonder what they expect to gain from such behaviour.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by EmperorCaesar(m): 9:55am On Feb 19, 2025
nedu666:
Article by a yoruba journalist with bloomberg. How can you use Dec 2004 as base year for inflation and not expect a favourable outcome. What it means is that if fuel was 1000 in December and its 942 in February. You then say inflation is falling. Nations use 4 years or 10 years back as base year. Nigeria uses 2 months back to calculate base year. If truly inflation is falling then cbn should reduce rates for local and foreign debt.
Fidelity2050, you are didnt see this, right?

You commented after this and still didnt tell this person to grow up and stop making it tribal

Na who no get sense una dey gaslight. Hypocrites
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by iwaeda:
grin angry angry angry angry Is like this Bank PH advert that promised cars will run on water. Bloomers is just lying, only Chineese and Asians investors doing illegal mining and shady businesses are coming in. grin grin grin angry
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by bjdon: 11:17am On Feb 19, 2025
Please let's learn to leave ethnic sentiments aside and reason with logic and facts. Weather you support Tinubu or not, it's clear the economy is finally stabalizing. The Niara seems to have found a stable trading range against the dollar. This is mainly due to increassed crude ouput and aso the reduction in refined products to the local refinairies. A stable(ish) Niara in turn leads to stable(ish) inflation as we remain a mainly import based economy.
It's been rough but as Tinubu approaches his second year in office, there are finally signs of stablility in the economy. If the govt can now build on this with security in the North and reforms in the power sector, by this time next year we may have an even better story to tell. Let's put hands together to rebuild our great nation.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by zero8zero(m): 11:25am On Feb 19, 2025
Shame on wailers, God bless Nigeria.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by fuckingAyaya(m): 11:35am On Feb 19, 2025
On the rise to where?
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by MasterJayJay: 11:47am On Feb 19, 2025
EmperorCaesar:
You are just one person...

The report captures a large sample involving over 200m people in a particular sector(Economics)

You lifestyle isnt the reflection of what an average Nigerian is going through

Wake up, Chukwuma
Olaniyi wey em brain dey la niyi will always bring in tribe into his comment.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by MasterJayJay: 11:53am On Feb 19, 2025
Last year. APC Tinubu led government signed a lucrative agreement with bloomberg.

Credit alert don enter, bloomberg has started the propaganda work.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by royalamour(m): 11:59am On Feb 19, 2025
Let's hope this report is true.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Wealthoptulent(m): 12:40pm On Feb 19, 2025
na Toyota Brand products grin

Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Endinjustice: 12:40pm On Feb 19, 2025
Govt of propaganda by propaganda and for propaganda.

Wasting taxpayers money on useless PR(s) won't fix shiiit.

It is just to be giving Tulumbu slaves fake orgasms.
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Saga16: 12:41pm On Feb 19, 2025
grin
Re: Nigeria’s Fortunes Appear To Be Looking Up - Bloomberg by Smartcitizen: 12:42pm On Feb 19, 2025
Propaganda machine at work.



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