The
initial reaction to the Nigeria GDP release appears to be one of mixed
performance.
While
the headline might be that growth slowed on a quarterly basis from 1.95% to
1.50% in Q2, the economy expanded on an annualized basis with growth close to
0.8%. This is a positive result.
The
trend of slowing headline growth in emerging markets is something that is
beginning to become more consistent in the financial news headlines. Away from
Africa, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia have followed the same trend with
recent GDP results while there are concerns that the Chinese economy could also
be slowing. http://www.tectono-business.com/2016/02/contemporary-step-by-step-guide-to.html
Emerging
markets, in general, remain caught up in a multitude of different external
headwinds, including higher US interest rates, prolonged volatility when it
comes to the price of Oil and ongoing trade war concerns that represents a
serious obstacle to emerging markets that rely heavily on global trade.
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