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There was a serious shift away from selling to buying momentum across Nigeria’s US dollar bond in the international debt market following Q3-2023 growth record in Africa’s largest economy.
After staying low sugar, the dollar has found some support despite bullish sentiment on US bonds with Treasury yields breaking through key levels.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that both the old and the redesigned naira notes remain valid legal tenders in the country beyond December 31.
GCR Ratings has affirmed Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc’s national scale financial strength rating of A(NG); with the outlook revised to positive from stable- reflecting expectations of sustained levels in the insurer’s capitalisation and liquidity assessment over the next 12-18 months.
Halting the downtrend, equities investors gained more than N132 billion midweek due to buying interest…
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), has waded into the dispute between Chevron Nigeria Limited
Tantita Security Services Nigeria Ltd., a private security contractor with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company
Equinor Nigeria Energy Company on Wednesday announced the sale of its Nigerian business
President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday presented a budget of N27.5 trillion for 2024 to the National Assembly for approval.
The Speaker of the House of Representative, Rep. Tajudeen Abbas says the current administration cannot afford to fail Nigerians by changing the rots and chart a new course for the citizenry