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Trade Surplus Hits N6.69trn as Nigeria’s Exports Shine

Trade Surplus Hits N6.69trn as Nigeria's Exports Shine   Nigeria recorded a trade surplus of N6.69tn in the third quarter of 2025, at a 27.29 per cent growth rate, continuing a trend of trade surpluses. Stakeholders attribute the consistent positive performance to the economic reforms in...

Manufacturing Imports Deepens Nigeria’s Trade Deficit by N14trn

Manufacturing Imports Deepens Nigeria's Trade Deficit by N14trn   Nigeria’s manufacturing sector has sunk deeper into deficit, as imports of manufactured goods outpaced exports by more than N14tn in the first half of 2025. The latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) highlight the...

Nigeria’s Exports to African Countries Decline by N631.5bn

Nigeria’s Exports to African Countries Decline by N631.5bn   Stakeholders are banking on the continued growth of non-oil trade to drive Nigeria’s exports to African countries, despite earnings crashing by 631.52 bn to N1.85 tn since the last peak of N2.49 tn in the third quarter...

‘Rising Inflation May Halt Interest Rate Reduction’

'Rising Inflation May Halt Interest Rate Reduction'   Members of the Organised Private Sector have expressed fear that the recent uptick in Nigeria’s inflation rate risks shattering initial hopes of a reduced interest rate. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the country’s headline inflation rose to...

Petrol Export Holds Key to Reducing Inflation, Says LCCI

Petrol Export Holds Key to Reducing Inflation, Says LCCI   The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has advised the Federal Government to increase domestic crude oil refining and petrol export. This strategy is expected to help the government achieve its goal of reducing inflation...

LCCI Forecasts Decrease in Interest Rates for 2025

LCCI Forecasts Decrease in Interest Rates for 2025   The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has forecast a decline in interest rates for 2025, citing a slowdown in inflation as a key factor. This positive outlook suggests that borrowing costs may decrease, potentially boosting...