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FOREIGN RESERVES AND NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

The true significance of foreign reserve depends on the extent to which they support broader economic transformation and improve the welfare of citizens, argues FELIX OLADEJI

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thisdaylive.comStai leggendo10 h fa

FOREIGN RESERVES AND NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

Nigeria's reserves rose to $51.03 billion—highest since 2009—but rely on temporary capital flows, not productive transformation. For CTOs evaluating market expansion: reserve stability masks structural oil dependency and insufficient tech-sector diversification.

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riotimesonline.com8 h fa

Nigeria's Reserves Hit a 17-Year High of $51 Billion

Nigeria's external reserves hit a 17-year high of $51.04 billion on June 18, 2026, up 35% in a year, yet the naira still slipped against the dollar.

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  1. martedì 23 giugno 2026·thisdaylive.com

    FOREIGN RESERVES AND NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

    The true significance of foreign reserve depends on the extent to which they support broader economic transformation and improve the welfare of citizens, argues FELIX OLADEJI

  2. martedì 23 giugno 2026·riotimesonline.com

    Nigeria's Reserves Hit a 17-Year High of $51 Billion

    Nigeria's external reserves hit a 17-year high of $51.04 billion on June 18, 2026, up 35% in a year, yet the naira still slipped against the dollar.