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Fixed interest securities investors trimmed interest in Nigerian government bonds in their portfolios to align with their investment appetite amidst fast changing market dynamics and a widening real return on naira assets.
Equities investors gained about N142 billion on Monday in the local exchange as stocks rally. Data from the Nigerian Exchange showed that key performance indicators improved following fresh bargain hunting on fat or high valuation stocks.
Shareholders of Africa’s Global Bank, United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, have praised the board, management and staff of the Bank on the impressive performance recorded over the past years and especially in 2023, culminating in the payout of N78.7bn as final dividend for the 2023 financial year.
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The Nigerian local currency, the naira, registered a marginal gain against the US dollar in the forex market on Friday as FX scarcity pressures eased
It has been a dirty week as bears go on the rampage in the equities market amidst a surge in the consumer price index, benchmark interest rate and mild economic growth data. Key performance indicators tumbled by 0.52% as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) recorded another downturn on Friday.
The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) has signed an Asset Sharing Agreement with the Bailiwick of Jersey for the return of 2.1 million British pounds proceeds of corruption.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima on Friday expressed readiness of the Federal Government to tap into the $130 billion global hydrogen market through partnership with the Republic of Germany.