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Banking sector records $7.55bn fresh capital inflows

Nigeria's capital inflows surged to $10.37bn in Q1 2026, with the banking sector attracting $7.55bn. Discover what's driving this foreign investment.

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Banking sector records $7.55bn fresh capital inflows

Nigeria recorded $10.37bn capital importation Q1 2026 (+83.8% YoY); banking sector captured 72.8% via improved FX and yields. Inflows remain short-term financial-market-driven, not productive infrastructure—fragile cycles dependent on FX policy rather than durable growth.

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martedì 9 giugno 2026·businessday.ng
Hot money mirage hides cold realities as Lagos dances to a carry trade tune - Businessday NG
On first inspection, the number looks like a vindication. Nigeria’s capital importation surged 84 per cent year-on-year to U$10.37 billion
mercoledì 10 giugno 2026·vanguardngr.com
Nigeria’s trade surplus rises 91% to N7.55trn in Q1’26
Nigeria recorded a 91 per cent, year-on-year, YoY increase in trade surplus to N7.55 trillion in the first quarter of 2026, Q1’26 from N3.95 trillion in the same period of 2025,…

Banking sector records $7.55bn fresh capital inflows

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Banking sector records $7.55bn fresh capital inflows

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Hot money mirage hides cold realities as Lagos dances to a carry trade tune - Businessday NG

Nigeria’s trade surplus rises 91% to N7.55trn in Q1’26

Nigeria’s Capital Inflows Nearly Double to $10.37 Billion — But Most Is Hot Money

Nigeria’s trade surplus rises 91% to N7.55trn in Q1’26

Hot money mirage hides cold realities as Lagos dances to a carry trade tune - Businessday NG

Banking sector records $7.55bn fresh capital inflows

Nigeria’s Capital Inflows Nearly Double to $10.37 Billion — But Most Is Hot Money