MCCI Q4, 2020

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MAN CEOs CONFIDENCE INDEX (MCCI) FOURTH QUARTER 2020


MCCI Q3, 2020

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MAN CEOs CONFIDENCE INDEX (MCCI) THIRD QUARTER 2020


MAN CEOs CONFIDENCE INDEX (MCCI) SECOND QUARTER 2020

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MAN CEOs CONFIDENCE INDEX (MCCI) SECOND QUARTER 2020


MCCI REPORT Q4, 2019

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2019 FOURTH QUARTER ECONOMIC REPORTS & OUTLOOK FOR 2020


MCCI 1ST QUARTER REPORT 2020

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The first quarter 2020 MAN CEOs Confidence Index (MCCI) is the fifth edition of the publication. It was restructured to accommodate exigent development in the quarter, particularly the effect of COVID-19 pandemic on the manufacturing sector. A section was created in the survey instrument to examine the initial implications of Coronavirus code-named COVID-19, which was recently declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO), on selected manufacturing sector performance indicators. COVID-19 virus, which broke-out late 2019, has been spreading widely like fire causing enormous pains and deaths across the world with devastating effects on the economies of many countries. Government world over are seriously challenged more than ever, and copy and paste responses seems to be the order of the day, apparently in form of lockdown, border closures, offering of stimulus packages, provision of food items for the vulnerable, multifarious medical and financial supports.


MCCI 3RD QUARTER REPORT 2019

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The manufacturers CEOs Confidence Index (MCCI) is an index created by the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) to gauge the pulse of the economy on quarterly basis. MCCI deploys a set of Diffusion Factors which include, Current Business Condition, Business Condition for the next three months, Current Employment Condition, Rate of Employment, Employment Condition for the next three months and Production Level for the next three months to measure a quarterly perception and confidence of manufacturers in the economy.
In addition to the set of Diffusion factors for which information is generated on, the general macroeconomic ambience in terms Foreign Exchange, Lending Rate, Credit to the manufacturing sector and Capital Expenditure of the Government behaviours including business operating environment issues such as Over-regulation, Multiple taxes/levies, Access to sea ports, Local raw-material sourcing, and Government patronage of Nigerian manufactured goods and Inventory are also measured.


MCCI 2ND QUARTER REPORT 2019

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The Second Quarter 2019 Manufacturers CEOs Confidence Index (MCCI) survey was conducted by the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) primarily to feel the pulse of the manufacturing sector. The MCCI examined manufacturers perception using a set of diffusion factors which include: Current Business Condition, Business Condition for the next three months, Current Employment Condition, Rate of Employment, Employment Condition for the next three months and Production Level for the next three months.
It also measured the performance of the sector by analyzing the general macroeconomic condition (Foreign Exchange, Lending Rate, and Credit to the manufacturing sector and Capital Expenditure of the Government) and the business operating environment (Over-regulation, Multiple taxes/levies, Access to sea ports, Local raw-material sourcing, and Government patronage of Nigerian manufactured goods and Inventory.


MCCI 1ST QUARTER REPORT 2019

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The Manufacturers CEOs Confidence Index (MCCI) is a quarterly survey conducted by the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) to measure the pulse of the manufacturing sector.
The MCCI First Quarter 2019 is the maiden edition that took into account manufacturers perception on a set of diffusion factors which include: Current Business Condition, Business Condition for the next three months, Current Employment Condition, Rate of Employment, Employment Condition for the next three months and Production Level for the next three months. It also considered the general macroeconomic condition (Foreign Exchange, Lending Rate, Credit to the manufacturing sector and Capital Expenditure of the Government) and the business operating environment (Over-regulation, Multiple taxes/levies, Access to sea ports, Local raw-material sourcing and Government patronage of Nigerian manufactured goods) in the analysis).