Author: Abdulazeez Kuranga
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[ANALYTICS] States with the Highest Debt Profile as at Q1’20
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[ANALYTICS] 2018 Financial Summary of the Subsidiaries of NNPC
Analytics showing the financial summary of the 20 subsidiaries under the NNPC Group.
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[ANALYTICS] Overview of 2018 NNPC Financial Performance
Here is Analytics showing the aggregate financial performance of NNPC in 2018 based on the results of its 20 subsidiaries.
NNPC: Inefficient in its Core Business, Excelling in Non-Core Areas (3)
This article provides a critical review of the financial performance of the 20 subsidiaries of the NNPC for the 2018 financial year. We also provide an aggregate figure for the Group based on the results of the 20 subsidiaries.
NNPC: Inefficient in its Core Business, Excelling in Non-Core Areas (2)
This article provides a critical review of the financial performance of the 20 subsidiaries of the NNPC for the 2018 financial year. We also provide an aggregate figure for the Group based on the results of the 20 subsidiaries.
NNPC: Inefficient in its Core Business, Excelling in Non-Core Areas (1)
This article provides a critical review of the financial performance of the 20 subsidiaries of the NNPC for the 2018 financial year. We also provide an aggregate figure for the Group based on the results of the 20 subsidiaries.
How Nigerian Banks Performed in 2019
Here is an analytics of the financial performance of the 14 listed banks on the Nigerian Stock Exchange based on their 2019 financial report.
Reopening from the Great Lockdown: Uneven and Uncertain Recovery
Compared to the April World Economic Outlook forecast, the IMF now projects a deeper recession in 2020 and a slower recovery in 2021. Global output is projected to decline by -4.9 percent in 2020, 1.9 percentage points below our April forecast, followed by a partial recovery, with growth at 5.4 percent in 2021.
Global economy on a Tripod: Deflation, Inflation and Recession in 2020
From economic theories, one characteristics of a recession is that price level of goods and services will become low. If this should go by and considering that economic theories are in favour of low inflation to boost economic growth, then the low prices of goods and services is meant to be a factor that will lift economies from contraction to boom. However, this is not always the case especially for countries experiencing deflation.