- DMO Hikes Rates on Bonds to Meet N1.2trn Borrowing Target
- S&P 500 Declines as SpaceX, Alphabet, Meta Slide
- Rates Top 20% as CBN Sells N2.7trn in OMO Bills to Investors
- DeXe Price Climbs by 28% on Explosive Trading Volume
- Naira Gains as Nigeria’s Foreign Reserves Top $51 Billion
- GTCO, Zenith Bank Drive N1.52trn Gain in Nigerian Exchange
- Ethereum Price Rises as Morgan Stanley Files Low-Fee Spot ETF
- Bank of England Launches Stablecoin Rules for UK Users
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