An economist has said that Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Products (GDP) growth target of three per cent is not sustainable for Nigeria’s population of 200 million. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of The …
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Preliminary estimates of Ajman's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the year 2023, issued by the Ajman Statistics Centre, reveal the emirate's robust economic performance and positive…
According to Maida, the sector has done well with its current 14.58% contribution but it could do better if current challenges confronting the sector are addressed.
Nigeria's debt-to-GDP ratio crossed 50% for the first time ever last week after the Debt Management Office published the country's latest public debt figures.
The Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) has called for financial, administrative, and political autonomy for local governments. The NULGE National President, Mr Ambali Olatunji, said in Lagos on Saturday
The Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Dr. Aminu Maida, said that with 14% contributions to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product, the telecommunications industry has done well for the country…
The UK economy grew by 0.7 per cent between January and March, a far stronger figure than the 0.6 per cent previously estimated, the Office for National Statistics has said in revised figures. This is the fastest pace since 2021 and the…
Canada’s economy looks to have lost momentum again after a rebound in April, pointing to a soft backdrop that could help keep inflationary pressures in check and leave the door open to further rate cuts this year.
Canada’s GDP grew 0.3% mom in April, matched expectations. Both goods-producing (+0.3%) and services-producing (+0.3%) industries contributed to the growth with 15 of 20 sectors increasing in the month. Advance information indicates that…
The Office for National Statistics revised UK economic growth data for the first quarter of 2024, showing that the economy grew at a slightly faster pace than first thought.