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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) raised a little more than N627 billion from its oversubscribed Treasury bills…
Prices of crude oil declined on Wednesday as markets await the official results of the United States (U.S) election.
Banking Names Drive Intraday Gain in Equities Market Banking names are trending positively in the equities market at noon. With strong buying momentum, the banking index is trending positively during intraday trading on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) platform. Data from the local bourse showed there is an ongoing positioning in Tier-1 banks stock, with some mild buys in smaller names. The market has been on a downward trend for the past six trading sessions due to weak investors sentiments amidst earnings releases. At midday, the NGX All Share Index witnessed a positive trajectory, reflecting a gain of 0.03%, Alpha Morgan…
Oil prices increase further ahead of the U.S. election. Prices of crude oil have advanced in the global commodities market
Access Holdings Grows Total Assets by 54% to N41trn in Q3 Access Holdings Plc grew total asset by 54% to N41. 1 trillion at the end of the third quarter of the financial year 2024, it unaudited report for the period showed. The financial results highlight the group’s continued growth momentum, emphasising resilience and sustainable performance as the Group works to deliver solid returns for its shareholders, it said in an official statement. Gross revenue for the nine-month period rose by 114.5% year-on-year, climbing from N1.6 trillion in 2023 to N3.4 trillion in 2024. Interest income, a major driver of…
Banking Names, Oil Stocks Drag NGX Index Down The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) index dipped during the intraday trading session as investors opened the trading session in a negative mood. Trading records revealed that the local bourse has started to bleed again in the new week. NGX lost N1.22 trillion over five trading sessions due to investors picking profit on stocks that recent reported positive price appreciation. Again, investors have started to sell down stocks as part of portfolio rebalancing. At mid-day, the NGX All Share Index trended downward, reflecting a loss of -0.54%, Alpha Morgan Capital Limited. Stockbrokers said the…
Equities investors lost N1.22 trillion in bearish trades that lasted for five trading sessions on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) platform last week.
Zamfara Government said it has received $2.5 million from Saudi Arabian Donor Agency to support internally displaced persons with humanitarian challenges.
Equities investors lost more than N225 billion on Thursday as October trading activities on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) ended in red.
Lafarge Africa grew profitability by about 53% year on year to N60.076 billion on the back of improved sales and efficient cost management
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