Charles Abuede

Charlesabuede
A graduate of Economics and Statistics from the University of Benin. An experienced researcher and business writer in the print and digital media industry, having worked as a Research Analyst at Nairametrics, Voidant Broadcasting Ltd, Entrepreneurs.ng, and currently a Market and Finance Writer at Business a.m. For stories, press releases, exclusive events, call +2347052803696 or send a mail to abuedec@gmail.com.

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Charles AbuedeAugust 3, 2021

In a concerted effort to bridge the existing $42 billion financing gap across the globe for small businesses and facilitate an
0Finance

Charles AbuedeAugust 2, 2021

Policy efforts from countries to drive recovery amid pandemic   The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has maintained that Nigeria
0Finance

Charles AbuedeAugust 2, 2021

Local investors hold firm on NGX ahead of‭ ‬foreign investors as total FPIs rose 3.7% Global ETFs/ETPs reached‭ $‬9.35trn‭; ‬net
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Charles AbuedeAugust 2, 2021

The local bourse wrapped up the week’s activities in the green on the last day due to improved market activities from large crosses in
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Charles AbuedeJuly 30, 2021

Seplat Petroleum Development Company was hosted by the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) to a digital closing gong ceremony as part of
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Charles AbuedeJuly 30, 2021

After the decision of the banking sector regulator to immediately halt the sales of foreign exchange to bureau de change (BDC)
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Charles AbuedeJuly 30, 2021

The Nigerian Naira moderated from its highest depreciation level in four years in the parallel market to N520 per dollar after
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Charles AbuedeJuly 30, 2021

Most conversations about the Nigerian fashion market tend to fuss on the luxury and mid-market segments, disregarding thousands of
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Charles AbuedeJuly 29, 2021

To acquire CMS to wedge revenue leakages from lottery business Says Nigerian gaming market grossed N250bn in 2019 with FG receiving
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Charles AbuedeJuly 28, 2021

Nigeria’s Tier-1 lender, Access Bank’s N30 billion 7-year 15.5 percent fixed rate subordinated unsecured bond due in 2026 has had its