- Naira Depreciates Across FX Markets on Liquidity Squeeze
- FirstHoldco Hits 52-Week High on Substantial Trading Volume
- CBN’s Biggest Signal Not Rate Cut, AAG Capital Says
- Interest Rates on Nigerian Treasury Bills Fall Below 16%
- Iran Defends Nuclear Programme, Accuses U.S., Israel of Breaking Int’l Law
- 40% of Nigerians Still Lack Reliable Power – REA Boss
- Diverting Tithes, Offerings, Zakat to Private Businesses Criminal – EFCC
- SK Hynix Tokenised bStocks Dips on Broader Market Pullback
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CBN Moves against Non-Repatriation of Exporters’ FX Proceeds. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has directed all banks in the country to submit the names, addresses and Bank Verification Numbers (BVN) of exporters that have defaulted in repatriating their exports proceeds for further action.
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Plunged GDP Fuels Unemployment Fear, Price Instability -Analysts. Declining gross domestic product (GDP) has stirred up fear of rising unemployment rate, price instability in the economy follows 11-month straight uptick recorded before it printed at 12.82% in July, 2020.
6.1% GDP Contraction: Dust Yet to Settle – Analysts. Amidst a 6.1% contraction in gross domestic products, analysts said they expect second round effects of the economic disruption in the form of massive layoffs in the formal sector, corporate defaults, tightening of financial conditions and weaker
Fitch Rates Coronation Merchant Bank ‘B-‘; with Negative Outlook. Fitch Ratings has assigned Nigeria-based Coronation Merchant Bank Limited
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