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Wema Bank Backed Juli Plc Registers 46% Valuation Surge Wema Bank-backed pharmaceutical retailer Juli Plc couldn’t stop its gaining streaks amidst a seesaw movement in the Nigerian Exchange. According to information from the Exchange, the company’s stock market valuation has surpassed N1.5 billion. Investors’ attention has been drawn to Juli Plc shares throughout the month due to expectations of better performance in the current year. Juli Plc’s share price surged significantly in the recent week. Starting at N5.38 at the beginning of the week, the stock market price of the food and drug retailer increased by over 46% to N7.86…
Oil prices saw marginal rises as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and Ukraine triggered supply fears,
The average yield on Nigerian Treasury bills declined 91 basis points to close at 17.71% due to selloffs in the secondary market
NEM Insurance Plc gained weight as the company’s market valuation jumped by more than 45% despite seesaw performance
The US dollar or foreign currency-denominated bonds were sold by Nigeria’s debt management office
Moody’s Ratings said it completed a periodic review of the ratings of Ethiopia and other ratings that are associated with this issuer.
Equities investors’ wealth plunged by about N248 billion as bears raided the Nigerian Exchange in the just concluded week.
Nigeria recorded an increase in prices of food items across 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, according to the latest report from the statistics office.
In order to promote local content development and industrial sector growth, the Federal Government has committed to supporting
After the Debt Management Office’s (DMO) recent primary market auction (PMA) on Monday, the average yield on Nigerian government bond
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