- Naira Strengthens to N1338 per US Dollar, N1560 to Euro
- Elektron Energy Unveils 40MW Embedded Power Project in Lagos
- Nigeria’s Economy Has Stabilised, Finance Minister Says
- CBN Reduces Rates on Nigerian OMO Bills, Raises N1.9trn
- Equities Investors Gain N306bn as Nigerian Market Rebounds
- Bitcoin Reclaims $80k on Heavy Spot ETF Bets
- SK Hynix Tokenised bStocks Rises on Risk-on Sentiment
- XRP Jumps as Hedge Against Weak Dollar, Ripple Stablecoin Tops $2bn
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Foreign exchange: Trading of Naira Largely Stable Across Markets
The money market activities remained generally upbeat throughout the week, despite an open market operations (OMO) auction for instruments worth N166.6 billion. The short and mid tenor instruments were under-subscribed with bids-offers settling at 0.15x and 0.03x respectively for the 93-day ( with N7.4 billion offered and subscription of N50.0 billion at 11.80% stop rate – 11.800%) and 184-day ( with N50.0 billion offered, and N0.5 billion subscription at 12.90% stop rate) instruments. However, the 359-day instrument was 2.8x oversubscribed, with N100 billion offered, N284.5 billion subscription at 13.029% stop rate). Also, in the Treasury bills secondary market, activities were…
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Fidelity Bank Plc on Thursday announced gross earnings of N48.4 billion for the first quarter of the financial year 2019. According to the report, the gross earnings represented a growth of 11.8 per cent when compared with N43.3 billion achieved in the comparative period of 2018.
Brent oil rose above $75 per barrel on Thursday for the first time this year as quality concerns
AfDB signs $50m agreement with Natixis to boost trade finance in Africa
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