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Global foreign direct investment, FDI, collapsed in 2020, falling by 42%
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our Mills of Nigeria (FMN) Plc on Thursday expressed commitment to explore diversified funding sources
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There is a growing uncertainties as Federal Government borrowings to finance fiscal deficit
With reported low non-interest revenues (NIR), Nigerian Banks will again be tested
Average yield on Treasury bill (T-bill) rises 9 basis points
The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, rebounds Wednesday with ₦50.3 billion
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