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Business
Scott Bessent’s three coordinated moves signal Washington is worried about something bigger than yields
Trading activity in the Nigerian Treasury bills (NTB) secondary market was mildly positive…
Ms Omolola Oloworaran, the Director-General of the National Pension Commission (PenCom)
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market capitalisation shrank on Tuesday as equity investors lost about N726 billion from their combined portfolio value due to selloffs.
African Eurobonds Issuers’ Yields Ease in Fresh Rally The average yield on Nigerian Eurobonds declined…
Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc’s (Ticker: DANGSUGAR) share price nosedived by 10% as investor sentiment deteriorated after an unimpressive earnings performance.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is poised to open Treasury bills for subscription at the primary market auction on Wednesday to efficiently refinance maturing securities.
The latest X-Compliance Report released by the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) points to a deeper structural liquidity challenge in Nigeria’s equity market rather than a temporary, cyclical weakness.
The average yield on Nigerian OMO bills climbed to 21.1% in the secondary market, reflecting investors’ measured decisions to adjust their holdings in these short-term investment securities.
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