Weekly Wealth Digest for January 19, 2026

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Oil prices fell 1% on Monday, reversing the previous session’s gains, as civil unrest in Iran subsided, lowering the chance of a U.S. attack that could disrupt supply from the major Middle Eastern producer. Brent crude was trading at $63.48 a barrel at 0912 GMT, down 65 cents or 1%. U.S. West Texas Intermediate for February fell 65 cents, or around 1%, to $58.84 a barrel. The contract expires on Tuesday, and the more active March contract was at $58.77, down 57 cents, or 1%………REUTERS.COM 

Investors will be counting on a strong corporate earnings season to keep the U.S. stock market rally ​intact as they digest a wave of domestic policy proposals and heightened geopolitical tensions to start the year. After banks and other financial firms kicked ‌off fourth-quarter reports, a more diverse set of companies, including Netflix,  Johnson & Johnson  and Intel will post results in the coming week……….REUTERS.COM

Nigeria’s headline inflation eased sharply to 15.15% in December 2025, following a methodological review by the National Bureau of Statistics, signalling a significant moderation in price pressures compared with both the previous month and the same period last year. Data from the latest Consumer Price Index report showed that the CPI rose to 131.2 points in December from 130.5 points in November, indicating a slower pace of increase in average prices across the economy. On a year-on-year basis, headline inflation fell to 15.15% in December 2025 from 17.33% in November and was far lower than the 34.80% recorded in December 2024. This reflected a sharp deceleration in inflation over the twelve-month period……..NAIRAMETRICS.COM

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