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The latest figure at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market indicates that the naira remained within the ₦1,370 to ₦1,380 range seen in recent sessions. The post Naira To Dollar Exchange Rate Today, June 30, 2026 appeared first on Channels Television.
Insurance service expenses were the major pressure point as they not only more than doubled to N8.3 billion, but also crowded out insurance revenue, which had risen by 47 per cent. The post Galloping costs spur 49.2% drop in Universal Insurance’s annual profit appeared firs...
New UK reforms require asylum seekers to pay £10,000 towards housing and support before settlement, aiming to reduce taxpayer burden.
Germany is facing a significant shortage of skilled workers, needing 400,000 annually to fill vacancies. Rural areas are particularly affected, with a vacancy rate of over 61 percent compared to 41 percent in cities.
The Nigerian Coast Guard's roadmap aims to create five million jobs in the blue economy while enhancing maritime security. This initiative is expected to significantly boost the country's economic prospects and safety at sea.
Sri Lanka has announced a reduction in fuel prices following a ceasefire in the Middle East. Diesel will drop by 25 rupees per litre, while petrol will decrease by 20 rupees.
The Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA) reports that many businesses, especially MSMEs, are struggling due to government economic policies. This situation highlights the need for policy adjustments to alleviate the burdens faced by these enterprises.
SMEDAN has secured a $12 million commitment from Korea to establish a skills acquisition center. Additionally, they unveiled a N500 million zero-interest fund for MSMEs.
Nigerians are facing significant increases in energy costs, with petrol prices rising by 55%, kerosene by 37%, and diesel by 86% over the past year. This surge in fuel prices continues to impact the daily lives of citizens across the country.
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Vice President Kashim Shettima highlighted the crucial role of employers in shaping government economic strategies. He assured that the Federal Government is dedicated to improving the business environment by reducing operational bottlenecks.
eTranzact has expanded its financial inclusion initiative, PocketMoni, in Ogun State by onboarding over 1,000 agents. This move aims to enhance financial accessibility across communities in the Obafemi Owode Local Government Area.
Domestic airfares in Nigeria increased by 20.8% year-on-year, reaching N157,552 in May 2026. This rise reflects broader trends in transportation costs as reported by the National Bureau of Statistics.
The cost of a healthy diet in Nigeria has risen by 3.12% to N1,589 per adult per day. This increase was reported by the National Bureau of Statistics for the month of April 2026.
Nigeria's government is struggling to finance its ambitious development plans. The future of the country's growth now relies on attracting private investment.
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Japan is prepared to intervene in the currency market as the yen hits its lowest value in four decades. This decline is attributed to ongoing geopolitical tensions and differing interest rates between the US and Japan.
The Nigerian naira began trading at an official exchange rate of ₦1,379.80 per United States dollar at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, according to the latest available market data. The post Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, June 30, 20...
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The Naira has depreciated to N1,395 per dollar in the parallel market, down from N1,386. This decline reflects ongoing challenges in Nigeria's currency exchange dynamics.
Nigeria's oil drilling activity is showing signs of recovery, which is promising for the economy. However, this resurgence must be managed carefully to ensure sustainable growth.
Nigeria has successfully withdrawn $1.5 billion from a financing arrangement with the UAE to help lower borrowing costs. This move is part of a larger $5 billion financing strategy aimed at improving the country's economic situation.
The article discusses the ongoing debate in South Africa regarding the role of immigrants in the country's economic challenges, including high unemployment and crime rates. It highlights the frustrations of citizens as they seek solutions to these pressing issues.
Dangote Refinery has made a historic move by importing 2 million barrels of Libyan crude oil due to local supply shortages. This development highlights the ongoing challenges in Nigeria's domestic oil production.
Nigeria's consumer credit has decreased by N780 billion in February 2026, attributed to high borrowing costs. This decline occurred despite signs of improving economic conditions.
Nigerian employers are calling for a reassessment of federal government economic reforms due to rising energy costs and inflation. They argue that these factors, along with multiple taxes, are significantly affecting businesses, particularly MSMEs.
IHS Nigeria has successfully trained 100 young people in Cross River in various skills, including solar and electrical work. This initiative aims to promote self-employment and boost the local economy.
Global air cargo demand rose by 6% in May 2026, demonstrating adaptability amidst geopolitical tensions. The industry continues to adjust to changing trade patterns effectively.
Cooking gas prices are decreasing in Nigeria thanks to better supply levels. Households can expect relief as depot prices soften.
Bennett Oghifo Ten years ago, the idea seemed ambitious, if not improbable. Nigeria’s retail landscape was dominated by traditional open markets, informal neighbourhood stores, and a handful of large supermarket