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Nigeria’s domestic gas output has topped two billion cubic feet per day, a milestone that the government says will ease power‑plant constraints and support industrial growth. For quantitative traders, the shift creates new data signals, risk‑adjusted opportunities, and a need to re‑evaluate models that depend on energy supply dynamics. Why Gas Supply Matters to Market Structure Energy supply is a core driver of macro‑fundamental risk. When a large economy lifts a bottleneck—such as Nigeria’s chronic gas shortage—electricity costs fall, industrial margins improve, and fiscal balances strengthen....