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3232Nigerian Forex Inflows: ‘Ambiguous Foreign Exchange Regime’ Blamed After Inflows Dropped to $5.32 Billion in 2022
https://www.digit.info/nigerian-forex-inflows-ambiguous-foreign-exchange-regime-blamed-after-inflows-dropped-to-5-32-billion-in-2022/
Wed, 12 Apr 2023 10:15:06 +0000https://www.digit.info/2023/04/12/nigerian-forex-inflows-ambiguous-foreign-exchange-regime-blamed-after-inflows-dropped-to-5-32-billion-in-2022/Read more]]>Between 2019 and 2022, the value of foreign capital that flowed into Nigeria dropped from $23.9 billion to $5.32 billion. The drop has been attributed to low investor confidence, the high cost of doing business, as well as the country’s high inflation rate. Nigeria will “struggle to keep the naira to the dollar exchange rate […]
]]>Report: Nigerian Crypto Restrictions and Twitter Ban Have ‘Crippled Foreign Direct Investment in the Fintech Industry’
https://www.digit.info/report-nigerian-crypto-restrictions-and-twitter-ban-have-crippled-foreign-direct-investment-in-the-fintech-industry/
Tue, 10 May 2022 10:30:57 +0000https://www.digit.info/2022/05/10/report-nigerian-crypto-restrictions-and-twitter-ban-have-crippled-foreign-direct-investment-in-the-fintech-industry/Read more]]>A new report has concluded that restrictions on cryptocurrency trading, as well as the banning of Twitter by Nigerian authorities, may have “crippled foreign direct investment in the fintech industry.” Foreign Direct Investment ‘Crippled’ A new report has found that restrictions imposed by Nigerian authorities on crypto trading may have contributed to the reduced foreign […]
Between 2019 and 2022, the value of foreign capital that flowed into Nigeria dropped from $23.9 billion to $5.32 billion. The drop has been attributed to low investor confidence, the high cost of doing business, as well as the country’s high inflation rate. Nigeria will “struggle to keep the naira to the dollar exchange rate […]
A new report has concluded that restrictions on cryptocurrency trading, as well as the banning of Twitter by Nigerian authorities, may have “crippled foreign direct investment in the fintech industry.” Foreign Direct Investment ‘Crippled’ A new report has found that restrictions imposed by Nigerian authorities on crypto trading may have contributed to the reduced foreign […]