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The stock market index rises further midweek as bargain hunting in mid-cap stock drove the local bourse upward.
The Nigerian Exchange, NGX, popped higher yesterday after losses due to selloffs in heavyweight stocks
Crude oil prices decline Wednesday despite reported improvement in China’s gross domestic product growth
9mobile, a telecommunications company, said it has invested N70 billion in its ongoing network modernisation
Nigerian Banks Battle Liquidity Pressures Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) persistent borrowings from the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) standing lending facility (SLF) drove the financial system into deficit, according to investment banking firms, and analysts’ reports. Some banks are currently facing liquidity pressures, a condition that continues to drive funding rates higher, according to analysts’ chats with MarketForces Africa, saying banks not having enough cash is a big issue, analysts added. Last week, a large number of local lenders offloaded a portion of the investment securities in the fixed income market to increase their respective liquidity positions. Nigerian deposit money…
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Dr. Samson Omale has emerged as the Young Progressive Party (YPP) governorship candidate in Kogi
An investment grade rated lender, NOVA Merchant Bank Limited, grew its profit before tax spiked by about 108% to N3.5 billion
Despite the economic headwinds that characterised 2022, Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc will pay N18.22 billion
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