Subho Moulik, CEO of Appreciate, explains the increased interest of Indian investors in US markets, emphasizing diversification, higher returns, and advanced sector opportunities like AI and biotech.

Despite the over 30 per cent depreciation of the naira, Nigerians increased spending on foreign education and health services by 26 per cent, to $2.3 billion in the first nine months of 2024.

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Nomura stated that it expects the government to tweak personal income slabs to boost consumption, boost public capex growth, ...

Higher US tariffs under President Donald Trump could accelerate a slump in the value of China's currency, complicating recent ...

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With debt servicing projected at N15.81 trillion, experts warn that the ambitious budget, which prioritises defence, infrastructure, and social services, may ...

Sermons about the virtues of free trade are for the ears of gullible or pliable Third World politicians. The market does not ...

The rupee poses a greater challenge for the Reserve Bank of India than its perennial growth-versus-inflation dilemma. The ...

India's foreign exchange reserves continue to decline, extending their slump for about four months now. The country's forex ...

Naira stability faces some challenges stemming from large fiscal deficits, a mounting debt burden, and persistently high ...