Nigeria's FDI Reaches $720 Million in Q3 2025, Highest This Year
Nigeria's FDI increased sharply to $720 million in Q3 2025, a significant rise from $90 million in Q2 2025. The Central Bank of Nigeria's Balance of Payments report highlighted the FDI inflow exceeding $570 million from Q3 2024, representing a 26.3% increase.
This surge in FDI indicates a boost in investor confidence and a strengthening economy, with the country posting an overall balance of payment surplus of $4.60 billion. The increase in FDI inflows is attributed to improved external sector indicators and a shift towards long-term equity investments.
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