Nigerian Economy Today.

As crude oil prices dived lower threatening to dip below $40 a barrel for the first time since the financial crisis of 2008, and notching their longest losing streak since 1986, economies around the world are catching cold.

Investors across the world are losing their investments in stock and property owners are also suffering losses as a result of depreciation in currencies. With deepening gloom over demand growth from the world’s second-biggest oil user, and expectations for a significant build-up in surplus oil stocks this year, most oil traders are unwilling to stabilize crude oil prices. The market seems to be stuck in a relentless downward trend.

The prevailing questions people ask;

How should business people respond to the current economic reality?

Way forward for laidoff workforce?

Time tested solutions will be provided by our team of Economic experts at Perspecives 2015.

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