The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has announced a significant 6.26% increase in non-oil exports, reaching $2.7 billion in the first half of 2024. This achievement is attributed to the diversification into semi-processed products and the successful transition of government in May 2023.

Key Highlights:

  • $2.7 billion generated from non-oil exports in H1 2024, a 6.26% increase from H1 2023
  • Total volume of exports stood at 3.834 million metric tonnes
  • 211 products exported, ranging from agricultural commodities to extractive industries
  • Semi-processed/manufactured products driving growth

NEPC’s Strategic Achievements:

  • “Operation Double Your Exports” mantra yielding positive results
  • Partnerships, advocacy, capacity building, and export intervention programs contributing to growth
  • Commitment to working with stakeholders to stimulate export growth

Inflation Expectations Survey (IES) Insights:

  • Businesses slightly less pessimistic about inflationary trends than households
  • Energy costs, exchange rates, and transportation expenses driving inflation expectations
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