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First HoldCo Plc lost more than 8% of its market value on Thursday in the Nigerian stock
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Sectoral rotation in the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) trading platform plunged the local bourse’s key performance indicators lower on Monday.
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate edged higher to 15.69% in April 2026 from 15.38% recorded in March, according to the latest data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, marking the highest inflation reading in five months despite remaining significantly below the 26.82% level recorded in April 2025.