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Finally, in February 15, 2021, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was appointed to take the baton of leadership starting from March 1,2021 to head the World Trade Organisation

  Senate President, Ahmad Lawan has congratulated former Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on her emergence as the Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, saying she has brought more honour to Nigeria and Africa. Lawan in a statement issued on Monday by his spokesman, Ola Awoniyi, also congratulated “Nigeria on the latest feat of its great daughter on the international stage.” “I heartily rejoice with Dr Okonjo-Iweala on this well-deserved victory. With her latest feat, the former Nigerian Minister of Finance and Managing Director of the World Bank has again brought honou...

Market gives big Thumbs up to the Union Budget: Angel Broking Posted On: Market Wrap-up by Mr. Ruchit Jain (Senior Analyst - Technical and Derivatives, Angel Broking): "Post the last week's collapse, our markets started the day on a positive note with optimistic expectations from the Union Budget. The indices traded with a positive bias as the Finance Minster announced the budget and then, we had a one way upmove post the budget speech to conclude the day tad below 14300, with whopping gains of almost 5 percent. We had a decent correction in the week before the Budget and the market participa...

What is leading to panic in Indian markets? Global selloff, GameStop among 5 big factors The S&P BSE Sensex has broken below 47,000 levels, a fall of about 4,000 points from the high of 50,184 recorded on January 21. The Nifty50 has also fallen by about 1000 points from the high of 14,753. January 28, 2021 / 05:42 PM IST Indian market plunged for the fifth consecutive day on January 28, wiping out by about Rs 10 lakh crore of investor wealth on the BSE in a matter of days. The selloff comes days ahead of the Budget 2021, which will be tabled on February 1. The S&P BSE Sensex broke below ...

Streets. the former finance minster said what the greeks agreed to was fiscal and my next guest called the deal a ritual humiliation for greece. he is a price winning economist. thanks for being on. lots of people believe that the greek crisis is over. you don't think so? >> no. really nothing has changed and that wasn't working and has never worked in this situation. all that happened is we got applause for the moment and i'm not even sure of that. it's amazing and we are by no means out of the woods. >> on last week's show you said that huh responsibility because