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Ms Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) rises by about N72 billion on Wednesday, halting five days of selling rallies
NGX Dips N58 bln as Equity Investors Sell Stocks The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) lost more than N58 billion on Tuesday as equity investors reduce holdings in mid and large cap stocks. The selling rallies have persisted for fifth consecutive trading sessions as the market performance indicators plunged further by 0.23 per cent. Today’s decline follows the price depreciation in medium and large capitalized stocks, such as FLOURMILL, WAPCO, ACCESS and 25 others. Jaiz Bank, Conoil topped decliners’ chart, shedding 10% of its market valuation after a rather unimpressive earnings outing in the banking sector due to lower asset yield. Consequently,…
Facility to strengthen FirstBank’s commitment to gender financing with US$30 million
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