July 9, 2021/IMF Weekend Read In today’s edition we focus on why a two-track recovery from the crisis is bad for the world, a new allocation of IMF Special Drawing Rights, a worrying trend for Africa, the importance of infrastructure development, military spending in the post-pandemic era, and much more. On […]
OPINION/EDITORIAL
Oil Prices Rise On Strong Fuel Demand
July 9, 2021/OilPrice.com Oil prices rose on Friday morning, fueled by strong U.S. fuel consumption data, but held back by continued uncertainty about the OPEC+ deal. Friday, July 9th, 2021 Seven straight weeks of inventory draws didn’t go unnoticed, and according to the EIA, U.S. gasoline demand rose by 870,000 […]
Power Distribution in Nigeria; a Gift that Keeps Giving?
July 8, 2021/CSL Research Yesterday, according to a Punch news report, Dr. Joy Ogaji, the executive secretary of the Association of Power Generating Companies of Nigeria disclosed that the power sector lost 3000MW of electricity out of an earlier available 9,000MW capacity in Nigeria in the last one year. Noteworthy […]

