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The financial system liquidity dipped on Monday as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) debited banks’ cash reserve ratio (CRR) requirement on deposits collected but not disbursed as loans.
The Nigerian Treasury bills yields declined as investors ramped up naira assets via secondary market transactions on Monday.
The Debt Management Office (DMO) under-allotted Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds to investors despite a top-notch subscription level at the auction conducted on Monday.
The naira experienced a soft rally that pushed the local currency value upward slight….
Equities investors gained about N1.8 trillion on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) as banking and industrial stocks drove momentum. The market opened strong as key market performance indicators increased by 1.12%.
Brent crude traded above $90 a barrel on Monday, extending sharp gains after the weekend escalation
The financial system was flush with cash, strong enough to keep money market rates stable, supported by FAAC
BUA Cement Plc lost 19% of its market value in the stock market due to deteriorated investors’
A soft weekly price gain and the listing of new shares lifted Sterling Financial Holdings’ stock market valuation to N527.434 billion, according to trading data from the Nigerian Exchange.
Pi Network surges by 10.5% in 24 hours to $0.09344, significantly outperforming a broadly flat crypto market,
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