- Wall Street, FTSE 100 Surge as AI Shares Gain Momentum
- Nigeria’s US Dollar Bonds Dumped as 10-Year Yield Surges to 8%
- Nigerian Banking System Excess Liquidity Climbs to N7.31trn
- Oil Dips as US-Iran Negotiations Progress, Brent Falls to $110
- CBN Intervenes in FX Market, Injects $500m to Ease Supply Stress
- Bitcoin Falls Below $80k Ahead of Federal Reserve Rate Decision
- Naira Losses Deepen, Exchange Rate Weakens to N1,367/$US
- Equities Investors Gain N2.6trn as Dangote Cement, FirstHoldco Rally
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Following a good start to the year, Dangote brands are doing well among big names
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