Markets

USD/NGN₦1,321▼ 0.06%GBP/USD1.3539▲ 0.15%EUR/USD1.1623▲ 0.08%BTC$78,398▼ 1.60%ETH$2,479▲ 0.93%SOL$103.04▲ 1.07%S&P 5007,718.6▲ 0.09%NASDAQ26,506.99▲ 0.40%DOW53,414.25▼ 0.27%FTSE10,805.28▲ 0.15%BRENT$98.98▲ 3.50%GOLD$4,438.9▲ 1.66%

Recent Signals

UK Sends £100m in Air‑Defence Equipment To Bolster Ukraine Through Winter◆P&G Acquires Thorne, Bolsters Premium Health Portfolio◆Aston Villa Remain Goalless After Three Games, Emery Says Rebuild Will Take Time◆Hundreds Of Burundians Rush Nairobi Embassy After Ruto Orders Foreign Shop Closures◆Novartis Pelacarsen Miss Shrinks Multibillion-Dollar Lp(a) Market◆Canada Enacts Counter-Tariffs on US Goods, Escalating Trade Standoff◆Weldun Surfaces Functional Luxury, Letting Shoppers Find Adaptive Features Across Designers◆Designers Abandon Clean Girl, Retailers Shift to Messy, Gardening and Goddess Looks◆Arthur Gea Loses After Match Point, Falls Short Of Becoming First Lucky Loser In US Open Quarter-Finals◆Hubble Captures Decagon Around Saturn’s South Pole, APOD Publishes Image◆Survey Finds Conservative And Reform Voters Oppose Disability Cuts, Increasing Political Risk◆Wistron Prices $1.47 Billion Global Offering, Shares Slide Over 6%◆New Road Bridge Opens Between Russia and North Korea, Could Ease Cargo and Personnel Movement◆Dangote IPO Could Push NGX Toward ₦225 Trillion Market Value◆Four Arrested After Village Head Bawa Barde Is Macheted to Death in Niger State◆Accused Face 200-Year Sentences as Trial Opens Over Killings of Australian Surfer Brothers◆Coco Gauff defeats Iva Jovic in straight sets, 6-1, 6-4◆Paul Smith Publishes Memoir, Promotes Patience as a Business Strategy◆Ukraine Prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko Resigns, Heightening Scrutiny of Anti-Corruption Fight◆Kusy and Thompson win deciding set to defeat Domenc and Jade 6-4, 3-6, 10-5◆UK Sends £100m in Air‑Defence Equipment To Bolster Ukraine Through Winter◆P&G Acquires Thorne, Bolsters Premium Health Portfolio◆Aston Villa Remain Goalless After Three Games, Emery Says Rebuild Will Take Time◆Hundreds Of Burundians Rush Nairobi Embassy After Ruto Orders Foreign Shop Closures◆Novartis Pelacarsen Miss Shrinks Multibillion-Dollar Lp(a) Market◆Canada Enacts Counter-Tariffs on US Goods, Escalating Trade Standoff◆Weldun Surfaces Functional Luxury, Letting Shoppers Find Adaptive Features Across Designers◆Designers Abandon Clean Girl, Retailers Shift to Messy, Gardening and Goddess Looks◆Arthur Gea Loses After Match Point, Falls Short Of Becoming First Lucky Loser In US Open Quarter-Finals◆Hubble Captures Decagon Around Saturn’s South Pole, APOD Publishes Image◆Survey Finds Conservative And Reform Voters Oppose Disability Cuts, Increasing Political Risk◆Wistron Prices $1.47 Billion Global Offering, Shares Slide Over 6%◆New Road Bridge Opens Between Russia and North Korea, Could Ease Cargo and Personnel Movement◆Dangote IPO Could Push NGX Toward ₦225 Trillion Market Value◆Four Arrested After Village Head Bawa Barde Is Macheted to Death in Niger State◆Accused Face 200-Year Sentences as Trial Opens Over Killings of Australian Surfer Brothers◆Coco Gauff defeats Iva Jovic in straight sets, 6-1, 6-4◆Paul Smith Publishes Memoir, Promotes Patience as a Business Strategy◆Ukraine Prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko Resigns, Heightening Scrutiny of Anti-Corruption Fight◆Kusy and Thompson win deciding set to defeat Domenc and Jade 6-4, 3-6, 10-5◆

Sub Saharan Africa

Every Axis Signal story on this subject - 1 report, filed under Africa

Global Labour Market Shifts As Sub-Saharan Africa Supplies 75% Of New Workers By 2050

Africa

Global Labour Market Shifts As Sub-Saharan Africa Supplies 75% Of New Workers By 2050

Sub-Saharan Africa will add 625 million working-age people by 2050, supplying 75% of global labour growth and forcing urgent job creation.

Also tagged

World Bank Labour Market Nigeria Jobs