
Mixed reactions have continued to trail the performance of the Nigerian economy at 53 years after independence, as stakeholde
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FBN Capital Limited has declared that Nigerian banks cannot fund the $8 billion yearly power needs alone and thus called for
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I am going to do the usual quick tour of the world economy. I am going
to start with the U.S. In the U.S., private demand continues to be
strong. On the assumption that fiscal accidents are avoided, which is
the underlying assumption of our forecast, recovery should strengthen.
Growth will be higher next year than it is this year. It is, therefore,
time to make plans for exit from both quantitative easing and zero
policy rates, although it is not time yet to implement these plans.
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The Pension Reform Act (PRA) was introduced to solve a critical problem, but has done more than that. The PRA Act of 2004, w
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The challenge of determining the right price for new issues has been identified as the major factor hindering companies from
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World Bank Group President, Jim Yong Kim, in Washington at the ongoing IMF/World Bank Group annual general meetings announced
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