Preliminary data released by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) for the week ended May 12, has shown that US crude imports from Nigeria rose by 13.6% to 325,000 barrels per day from 286,000 b/d, the most since March, 2017.
Crude Oil Soars As Saudi Arabia, Russia Push To Extend Oil Output Cut Until March 2018
Crude Oil price rallied up after Saudi Arabia and Russia the world’s top oil producers stoked expectations that production cuts might be extended for additional nine months until March 2018 to rein in global crude oil glut.
China Pumps $100bn To Africa, Urges Nigerian Government On Self-Sustaining Economy
The Chinese Government has communicated the pressing requirement for African Governments to be autonomous of their progress, saying Nigeria, as the significant African power, is relied upon to lead a self-maintaining economy.
Nigerian Economic Recession and Entrepreneurial Revolution
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has released a report on Nigeria's economy in the second quarter, including the GDP, Inflation, Employment, and Unemployment, Capital Importation and other key essentials.
Naira: Why Nigeria's Currency Will Get Worse – Prof. Ukpong
An Educator and Professor of Financial Economics at the University of Uyo, Awka Ibom State, Leo Ukpong, has expressed concern that the Naira will deteriorate if Nigeria's External Reserves are drained.