What factors will drive global economic growth in 2020? Will the Western financial market invest more capital in emerging and frontier economies such as Nigeria? What is the outlook for commodity exports? What are the implications for inflation, remittances, FDI, foreign exchange and growth in Nigeria? How is the Nigerian government likely to pull the policy levers required to manage downside risks such as muted demand for commodities and leverage financial upsides such as stronger FDI outflows? Nigeria’s leading economic analysis and forecasting consultancy, the Dr. Ayo Teriba-led Economic Associates dissected these critical questions at its conference, Nigeria’s Economic Outlook, at Radisson Blu Hotel on Wednesday, February 19, 2020.
The event will move to the Hotel Presidential, Aba Road, Port Harcourt on Wednesday, February 26. For more than a decade, the Economic Outlook conference has attracted CEOs, executive directors, strategists, analysts and diplomats seeking to understand linkages between global economic development, economic policy in Nigeria, corporate strategy and growth outcomes. Intending participants can register here or call 08166871208.
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