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Reviewing State Of The Markets After After MPC With Robert Omotunde
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November 23, 2016
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November 23, 2016
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5:01Now PlayingWe Kick start today’s Business Morning as the capital market committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission holds its final meeting for the year on Thursday November 24. Ahead of the meeting, Head Economic Research & Policy Management Division of the Commission, Afolabi Olowookere speaks on the state of the financial markets, key issues in focus at the final meeting and outlook for the markets.
Today's focus on the Nigeria energy market was on energy issues from COP22 Summit in Marrakesh, Morocco. Dolapo Oni; Head of Energy Research at Ecobank speaks on energy diversification for Nigeria.
Also Bisi Sanda, Senior Partner, Transaction Advisory Services, Ernst & Young analyzes the consequences of the monetary policy committee to maintain status quo at its final meeting for the year. He asked the CBN to come up with innovative policies that will ease pressure on the local currency. He also speaks on the state of fiscal activities and Q4 economic outlook.
Robert Omotunde Head of Research, Afrinvest analyzes the mood of the financial markets the morning after the November Monetary Policy Committee meeting. He expects more investment apathy towards the treasury bills and FGN bonds rather than Nigerian equities.
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