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- Nascon Grows Profit by 26% to N19.6 Billion in H1-2026
- US Retail Broker, Wealth Managers Post Record Earnings, Assets 1H2026
- Biodiversity Loss Hitting Africa Hardest, Threatens Food Security – UN
- Oil Prices Slide Below $80 as Markets Price in US-Iran Talks
- Overnight Rate Dips as Financial System Liquidity Rises to N5.33trn
- XRP Steadies as Holders Can Now Borrow from Ripple Stablecoin
- CBN Declares Forex Market Stable as Reserves Hit $52.5bn
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