Nigeria’s naira is expected to remain largely stable despite the Iranian war that has pressured major currencies on the continent, according to a new report by Mauritius's largest bank, MCB Group.
The projected stability will be supported by the ramped-up production of the Dangote Refinery and
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Wasiu Alli
Wasiu Alli is a business, economics cum data journalist with strong expertise covering macro trends, capital markets, government policies, corporate earnings and comparative economics analysis. Alli turns raw data into trends that not only tells compelling stories but nudges investors to make valued and informed decisions. He’s an alumnus of Lagos State University and trained at Lagos Business School. He formerly heads the Companies and Markets desk at BusinessDay where he writes and supervises the production of well researched articles on earnings updates, corporate sectoral comparisons, market intelligence as well as interviews with C-suite executives.
