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Nigerian Treasury Bill Yield Climbs to 22.6% The average yield on the Nigerian Treasury bill expanded by three (3) basis points (bps) to 22.6% in the secondary, fixed income analysts said in a note. Across the curve, Cordros Capital Limited said the average yield expanded at the mid (+14bps) segment. The yield expansion occurred due to selloffs of the 161-day to maturity (+79 bps). On the other hand, the yield declined at the short (-1bp) and long (-2bps) ends due to the demand for the 84-day to maturity (-1bp) and 322-day to maturity (-2bps) bills, respectively. Also, the average yield…
As the interest rate hike altered investors’ moods on Nigerian government bonds, the benchmark yield accelerated …
The pressure in the money market worsened in the absence of significant inflows from maturing instruments
The naira depreciated heavily in the official window due to the huge gap between demand and supply.
Equities investors lost about N188 billion due to selloffs that hit Access Holdings Plc,
Unity Bank, ANWBN Empower Women with AI, Digital Marketing Skills Unity Bank Plc has hosted a capacity-building workshop to support the Association of Nigerian Women in Business Network (ANWBN) in a move aimed at empowering women entrepreneurs with the necessary skills required to thrive in today’s digital economy. The initiative for the workshop stems from the growing advancement in technology and its impact on business hence the theme: “Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: AI and Digital Marketing Strategies,” which sought to equip women with practical knowledge on how to harness the power and take advantage of emerging technology. As a platform that…
The prices of crude oil increased to $75 per barrel after Iran attack on Israel, which analysts said has raised the supply risks.
Investors increased bets on Nigerian OMO bills in the secondary market amidst rising interest rates on Naira assets.
Oando Jumps by 451% in Q3-2024 on Successful Acquisition Investors’ attention has been drawn to Oando Energy Plc, one of Africa’s top providers of energy solutions, on account of the group’s acquisition taste, which began in 2014 with ConocoPhillips. In a latest rally, Oando Plc gained about 451% in the third quarter of 2024 due to investors’ healthy sentiment in the stock market, CardinalStone Securities Limited dropped the hint in a note. “On a quarter-on-quarter basis, the all-share index lost 1.50%…OANDO gained +450.67% and led the gainers’ list, the firm stated. Trading data showed that the indigenous oil company share…
Caverton Offshore Support Group Plc topped the list of best performing stocks on the Nigerian Exchange in September, according to stockbrokers notes.
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