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Proposed Telecom Tariff Hike will Reduce Inflation – Expert

Proposed Telecom Tariff Hike will Reduce Inflation – Expert The Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives, Bismarck Rewane, has expressed support for the proposed telecom tariff hike, citing its potential to enhance productivity and moderate inflation in the economy. Speaking on Channels Television’s Business Morning on...

Rewane: $1trn Economy Target Under Tinubu Impossible

According to Bismarck Rewane, a popular economist and the Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives, Nigeria’s $1 trillion economy target under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will not be possible in the next four to five years.  

Rewane: FG Will Accelerate Policy Reforms After Protests to Address Cost of Living Crisis

According to Mr. Bismarck Rewane, in the aftermath of the #EndBadGovernance protests that swept across the country in the first week of August, the federal government is now intensifying its efforts to ensure that policy changes are having a positive and meaningful impact on the people’s welfare.  

Rewane: Economy, Investor Confidence Affected By Gaps In Policy Consistency 

Mr. Bismarck Rewane, the Chief Executive, Financial Derivatives Company Limited, has warned that the inconsistencies in the federal government’s policies are taking a toll on the economy as well as investor confidence.  

How Naira Appreciated by 13%, Ends 2023 at N907/$ at Official Market

How Naira Appreciated by 13%, Ends 2023 at N907/$ at Official Market   The naira, on Friday, gained against the dollar at the official foreign exchange (FX) market, known as Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM). Data from FMDQ Securities, a platform that oversees foreign exchange trading...

Stocks Investors Record N136bn Loss In a Week

Stocks Investors Record N136bn Loss In a Week   Stocks investors lost N136bn at the end of trading last week on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX). Suffering a dip which saw mixed sentiments was the All-Share Index, which depreciated by 0.48 per cent or 250.69 base points...