Nigeria Economic Chart Park

Real GDP Growth Rate- Nigeria And Selected African Economies

Real GDP Growth Rate: Selected African Countries (%, y/y)

Nigeria highly vulnerable to commodity price shocks

Real GDP Growth Rate: Selected Net-Oil exporters (%, y/y)

How are net oil exporters fairing?

Real GDP Growth Rate- Nigeria and selected African Economies: While GDP growth in selected African economies have generally declined at different magnitudes with the slump in commodity prices, other economies have managed to stay out of recession with the exception of Nigeria. This is attributable, amongst other factors, to better diversification of revenue base in these economies, thus buttressing the impact commodity price shock.

Real GDP Growth Rate- Nigeria and selected Net-oil Exporting Economies: Net-oil exporting economies have been adversely affected by the slump in oil price, with Russia and Nigeria being severely impaired. However, while Russia appear to be on the road to recovery in 2016, the Nigerian economy has sharply decelerated in the period..




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FDI, FPI And Other Investments

FDI, FPI and other Investments: Portfolio investment has continued to fall rapidly since 2014, while FDI inflows remain subdued since 2010

External Reserve

External Reserve: External reserve picked up from its year-2000 level below $10,000 million to above $60,000 million in 2008. However, the external reserve fell deeply in 2010/11 and even further in 2

Public Debt-to-GDP Ratio

Public Debt-to-GDP Ratio: The ratio of Nigerias cumulative government debt to national GDP has maintained an upward trend indicating the countrys declining economic productivity and ability to repay

Capital Importation And Budgetary Allocation

Capital Importation: Foreign investment into the agricultural sector was relatively flat between 2007 and 2012 but gained unusual momentum in September 2015. The spike in 2015 is likely driven by the