- Seplat, FirstHoldco Boost Stock Market Cap, Investors Gain N1.38tn
- NAHCO’s Air France-KLM Mandate Opens Higher-Value Growth Chapter
- XRP Price Slumps by 5% on Fed Hawkish Comment Reactions
- FTSE Russell Upgrades Nigeria to Frontier Market Status
- GCR Upgrades Coronation Merchant Bank Ratings to BBB+/A2
- Alibaba Tokenized bStocks Dips by 2% on Thin Transactions
- Crude Oil Prices Decline as Supply Outlook Improves
- Huge Funds Chase Nigerian OMO Bills in Search for 21% True Yield
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Declining External Reserves Threaten CBN’s FX Market Intervention| The declining in the amount credited to the nation’s external reserves threatens the apex bank ability to supporting the local currency in the foreign exchange market, analysts have stated.
Foreign investors’ shy away from CBN’s OMO auction. In the money market last week, exit of foreign investors impacted the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) www.cbn.gov.ng open market operation (OMO) as subscription was significantly under sold.
Analysts say Moody’s Negative Outlook Reflects Weak Macroeconomic Fundamentals. Afrinvest, a leading independent investment banking firm, said that Moody’s, an international rating agency, negative outlook reflects the nation’s current realities. The firm however said that fiscal ratio could worsen in 2019.
Deloitte faults application of IFRS 9 by Nigerian Banks. Many Nigerian banks applied International Financial Reporting Standard 9 impairment provisioning modelling differently, thereby making comparison a tough task, Deloitte Nigeria’s report has revealed.
Investors’ wealth decline as sell-offs in Bellwethers Drag Index. The Nigerian equity market today shed 0.09% to further extended downtrend to four consecutive trading sessions.
Senate passes N10.594 trn budget for 2020. The Senate, on Thursday at plenary, passed the 2020 budget of N10.594 trillion as against N10.33 trillion presented by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Tellimer’s Hasnain says Pension funds allocation shift to equities to drive rally|The Nigerian equities market has underperformed investors’ expectations year to date, but some analysts are already forecasting renew interests starting from the first quarter of financial year 2020
Earnings miss limit FCMB stock upside potential. Despite the fact that its earnings faltered, analysts at Cardinalstone still wants you to hold FCMB stock in your portfolio, rating given to stock with good fundamental, and upside potential less than 15%.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (www.nse.com.ng) extends its losing streaks amid sell-offs in the banking stocks at the trading session on Wednesday.
Officials of the Swiss-based company in Frankfurt, said on Wednesday that…