Business Nigeria's External Reserves Hit $26.5bn

[ProfRem]

Nigeria’s external reserves hit $26.55bn on January 9, from $26.2bn on January 6 as crude oil price and output increases.

This is Tuesday's figure from the Central Bank of Nigeria.

The foreign exchange reserves had hit $26bn on January 3, 2017, up from $25.8bn on December 30, 2017, the CBN statistics revealed.



The reserves ended last year with $25.84bn balance on December 30, 2016.

The foreign exchange reserves have been rising in recent weeks following the gradual increase in oil price and production output.

 

[mrsam]

Buhari is working

@ese @RemmyAlex @Oluogunjobi

 

[ProfRem]

Buhari is working

@ese @RemmyAlex @Oluogunjobi

Global Crude oil price, silent on the part of Avengers and OPEC Cut deal are working

Buhari will only work when policies and implementation meet these opportunities.

 

[mrsam]

Global Crude oil price, silent on the part of Avengers and OPEC Cut deal are working

Buhari will only work when policies and implementation meet these opportunities.

Crude oil is the mainstay of Nigeria's economy. Despite global oil price instability and efforts of militants in the Niger Delta to truncate oil production, our foreign reserve is improving. Isn't that praiseworthy?

 

[ProfRem]

Crude oil is the mainstay of Nigeria's economy. Despite global oil price instability and efforts of militants in the Niger Delta to truncate oil production, our foreign reserve is improving. Isn't that praiseworthy?

Sir, external reserve rebounce when Crude oil rise.