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In Eight Months, Foreign Portfolio Deficit Falls To N1.4bn

In Eight Months, Foreign Portfolio Deficit Falls To N1.4bn   Nigeria’s foreign portfolio deficit, which is the gap between outflows and inflows, narrowed considerably by 91.02 per cent (N14.50 billion) to N1.43 billion between January and August 2022, report on the fund’s movement has shown. The report...

N20.51trn 2023 Budget: Rising Deficit, Declining Revenue Raise Concerns

N20.51trn 2023 Budget: Rising Deficit, Declining Revenue Raise Concerns   The success of the N20.51 trillion 2023 budget depends on extensive fiscal and monetary measures to address the wide gap between Nigeria’s declining revenue and productivity levels and its ballooning expenditures. Economic and financial experts yesterday took...

‘Nigeria To End 2022 With N12.6trn Deficit’

'Nigeria To End 2022 With N12.6trn Deficit'   The Group Managing Director, Cowry Asset Management Limited, Mr. Johnson Chukwu has projected that Nigeria may end 2022 with N12.6trillion deficit He noted that with narrow expectation of revenue generation, the federal government’s projection of increasing revue in 2022...

Nigeria’s Service Imports Surpass Exports, Records $33.7bn Deficit

Nigeria’s Service Imports Surpass Exports, Records $33.7bn Deficit   Nigeria recorded trade in services deficit of $33.7bn in 2019, even as its merchandise exports fell by 14.1 per cent in the same year, according to the United Nations. The UN, in its UN Comtrade International Statistics Yearbook...

Refineries Record N5.4bn Deficit, As NNPC Lifts $407.15m Crude

Refineries Record N5.4bn Deficit, As NNPC Lifts $407.15m Crude Amidst controversy over the state of the nation’s refineries the latest report of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has indicated that Nigeria’s three refineries guzzled a total of N5.86 billion in overhead expenses on zero...

Power Sector Deficit Hits N396.86bn In Nine Months

Power Sector Deficit Hits N396.86bn In Nine Months         The liquidity situation in Nigeria’s power sector has worsened, as the indebtedness of the distribution companies, DisCos, to Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading, NBET, Plc., has increased to N396.86 billion, indicating an increase of seven per cent, compared...