The CBN's deposits from Nigerian banks grew by over 800% year over year in 2025. This shows that the money market was tighter and there was too much cash.
Nigeria records a $6.83 billion payments surplus in 2024, marking the first surplus in three years. Key reforms and trade performance contributed to the success.
Nigeria's inflation rate rose to 34.19% in June, driven by rising food prices. This significant increase poses serious concerns for the economy and citizens.
Nigeria's booming cryptocurrency market, with transactions worth billions of dollars weekly, is facing increased regulatory scrutiny as authorities aim to balance innovation with financial stability and consumer protection, addressing concerns over money laundering and fraud.
The naira continues to fall amid declining external reserves, despite FX reforms by the Central Bank of Nigeria, raising concerns about the country's economic stability.
Nigerian bonds yield dropped to 15.46 percent as disinflation encourages investor demand, with real interest rates rising and long-term debt instruments attracting strong interest.
Unity Bank MD urges young Nigerians to embrace a savings culture, stressing financial literacy, early money management, and long-term resilience for economic independence.