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Nigeria’s debt binge prices businesses out of credit  – Businessday NG
FTSE 100 Live: Stocks jump; oil dips below $100 as Trump says Iran deal close
Sole industry floating Trump’s stuttering economy is about to crash: report
Tinubu courts global investors as Nigeria deepens reforms – Businessday NG
Trump’s debt bomb is ticking — and Americans will pay the price
Kemi Badenoch: Thoughtful, patient…radical?
Nigeria banking liquidity jump outpaces private sector credit expansion – Businessday NG
‘Weak taxation’ and ‘anemic regulation’ opened the door for billionaires to spend staggering amounts on elections
FTSE 100 Live: Stocks drop amid US-Iran war mixed messaging; House prices up
‘I’ve had my people kidnapped’: California Republican whines about losing political war
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Nigeria’s debt binge prices businesses out of credit  – Businessday NG FTSE 100 Live: Stocks jump; oil dips below $100 as Trump says Iran deal close Sole industry floating Trump’s stuttering economy is about to crash: report Tinubu courts global investors as Nigeria deepens reforms – Businessday NG Trump’s debt bomb is ticking — and Americans will pay the price Kemi Badenoch: Thoughtful, patient…radical? Nigeria banking liquidity jump outpaces private sector credit expansion – Businessday NG ‘Weak taxation’ and ‘anemic regulation’ opened the door for billionaires to spend staggering amounts on elections FTSE 100 Live: Stocks drop amid US-Iran war mixed messaging; House prices up ‘I’ve had my people kidnapped’: California Republican whines about losing political war
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2026
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Nigeria’s debt binge prices businesses out of credit  – Businessday NG

Nigeria’s debt binge prices businesses out of credit  – Businessday NG

Nigeria’s fiscal outlook is facing scrutiny as rapid government borrowing and rising debt-service costs tighten public finances and constrain private-sector access to credit. With the federal government dominating the domestic debt market to plug persistent budget deficits, economists warn that businesses—from small firms to large manufacturers—are being priced out of much-needed capital. Nigeria’s total domestic

May
2026
7

FTSE 100 Live: Stocks jump; oil dips below $100 as Trump says Iran deal close

FTSE 100 Live: Stocks jump; oil dips below $100 as Trump says Iran deal close

Wednesday 06 May 2026 6:31 am  |   Updated:  Wednesday 06 May 2026 4:10 pm Welcome back to the FTSE 100 liveblog from City AM (Image: PA) Good morning and welcome back to the City AM liveblog. Brent crude dipped below $100 at Wednesday lunchtime after Donald Trump has hailed “great progress” towards a “final agreement”

May
2026
7

Sole industry floating Trump’s stuttering economy is about to crash: report

Sole industry floating Trump’s stuttering economy is about to crash: report

The Wall Street Journal and other industry observers keep saying artificial intelligence investment is the one thing “saving” President Donald Trump’s stock market time and again, as Trump’s economy plateaus or tanks other stocks. However, Asad Ramzanali, director of AI and technology policy at the Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator, says AI overinvestment and risky financial engineering

May
2026
6

Tinubu courts global investors as Nigeria deepens reforms – Businessday NG

Tinubu courts global investors as Nigeria deepens reforms – Businessday NG

President Bola Tinubu is looking to lure in scarce global capital as he met with investors Tuesday, stressing his commitment to the nation’s ongoing reforms. Tinubu, who left Nigeria on Sunday for a three-nation trip, said the economic reform program of his administration includes measures to remove economic distortions and stabilise macroeconomic indicators, laying the

May
2026
6

Trump’s debt bomb is ticking — and Americans will pay the price

Trump’s debt bomb is ticking — and Americans will pay the price

President Donald Trump has led America into so much debt that it now exceeds the entirety of the nation’s gross domestic product, and one academic is warning that the bill is coming due. “Unless we change course, the debt will only get worse—fast,” wrote Brookings Institution senior fellow William Galston for The Wall Street Journal

May
2026
5

Nigeria banking liquidity jump outpaces private sector credit expansion – Businessday NG

Nigeria banking liquidity jump outpaces private sector credit expansion – Businessday NG

Banking system liquidity in Nigeria has surged sharply following the conclusion of the sector-wide recapitalisation exercise. However, growth in lending to the private sector has lagged behind the pace of liquidity expansion, pointing to a widening gap between financial system strength and credit transmission to the real economy. ​Data exclusively obtained from the Financial Markets

May
2026
5

‘Weak taxation’ and ‘anemic regulation’ opened the door for billionaires to spend staggering amounts on elections

‘Weak taxation’ and ‘anemic regulation’ opened the door for billionaires to spend staggering amounts on elections

Billionaire election spending has drastically increased over the last 12 years as a result of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United ruling, according to TruthOut. Americans For Fair Taxation (AFFT) recently analyzed data that breaks down election campaign contributions. Their assessment suggests that there is an upward trend in billionaire donations to political campaigns. Per

May
2026
4

FTSE 100 Live: Stocks drop amid US-Iran war mixed messaging; House prices up

FTSE 100 Live: Stocks drop amid US-Iran war mixed messaging; House prices up

Friday 01 May 2026 6:30 am  |   Updated:  Friday 01 May 2026 8:39 am Trump is reportedly eyeing fresh action in the region Good morning and welcome back to the City AM liveblog. Markets are scrambling for some messaging this morning as tensions around the Iran war drag on. Donald Trump faced a deadline for

May
2026
4

‘I’ve had my people kidnapped’: California Republican whines about losing political war

‘I’ve had my people kidnapped’: California Republican whines about losing political war

The New York Times reports residents of rural north California have longed to pull out of liberal California and merge with conservative territory in Oregon to form a new Republican state. But what they’re about to get instead is another Democratic representative. California responded to Texas’ mid-decade gerrymander for new Republican seats with its own