ADVERTISEMENT

Nigeria's FPI status rises as foreign investments reach net surplus of N10.2 billion

Nigeria has retained its position as an enviable investment destination as emerging details have revealed the country’s Foreign Portfolio Investment, FPI inflows have built up a net surplus of N10.2 billion.

Nigeria's FPI status rises as foreign investments reach net surplus of N10.2 billion

This increase in the FPI shows the interest of foreign investors in Nigeria's investment market has exuded some positivity as the latest FPI trading data has shown an increase in the trade volume.

The FPI report which converged from January 2022 to November 2022, an 11-month period also revealed that the total value of foreign inflows stood at N187.12 billion while the total value of outflow stood at N176.90 billion.

This increment represented a surplus of N10.2 billion during the period and showed positive gains when compared with the figures in 2021.

The FPI showed negative projections in the corresponding period of 2021 with the country recording outflows of N209.76 billion, a figure that far outpaced the inflows which stood at N189.42 billion.

ADVERTISEMENT

This further led to a deficit of N20.34 billion, during the period.

Nigerian stocks have over the past four months, enjoyed patronage from foreign investors as the latest data has shown there has been more purchase trade than sales trade in the market.

In the third quarter of 2022, Nigeria’s FPIs rose to N321.04 billion representing an increase of about 11.8 percent when compared to N287.2 billion recorded in the corresponding period of 2021, Q3’21.

When the value of outflow trade outpaces inflows, the implication is that foreign investors are selling more of their investments in the country than buying more investments but when inflows surpass outflows, it means foreign investors are more interested in buying more investments in the country than they are selling.

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

An annual loss of $5 billion in Africa’s food market has been attributed to an insect

An annual loss of $5 billion in Africa’s food market has been attributed to an insect

OpenAI's ChatGPT can actually make workers perform worse, a new study found

OpenAI's ChatGPT can actually make workers perform worse, a new study found

Here’s the valuation of the Nigerian space agency

Here’s the valuation of the Nigerian space agency

Top 10 African countries with the cheapest data prices from June to September

Top 10 African countries with the cheapest data prices from June to September

Nigeria warns foreign businesses to desist from banditry and unlawful mining

Nigeria warns foreign businesses to desist from banditry and unlawful mining

Where to list apartments for rent/sale in Nigeria - Quickteller Homes

Where to list apartments for rent/sale in Nigeria - Quickteller Homes

ASUS Zenbook S 13 OLED (UX5304) Review: Elevating excellence in portability & performance

ASUS Zenbook S 13 OLED (UX5304) Review: Elevating excellence in portability & performance

FG budgets $3bn crude repayment loan for naira stabilisation

FG budgets $3bn crude repayment loan for naira stabilisation

AfDB unveils country by country report on Africa’s green financing needs

AfDB unveils country by country report on Africa’s green financing needs

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT