- First HoldCo Slips 8% Ahead of Board’s Earnings Review Meeting
- Oando Drops 7% as Regulator Delays Financial Report Approval
- Lafarge Africa Dips by 6.5%, Market Anticipates Q2 Earnings Catalyst
- Bitcoin Tops $61k as 21Shares Sets 2026 Price Target
- Dangote Cuts Fuel Price by N50, Claims Refinery Still Processing Old Stock
- Canada, Nigeria Trade Reaches C$3.2bn as LBS Advocates Deeper Partnership
- WHO Declares Hantavirus Outbreak Over, Warns of Escalating Ebola Crisis
- Canada’s Manufacturing Sector Expansion Extends to Third Month -PMI
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First HoldCo Plc lost more than 8% of its market value on Thursday in the Nigerian stock
Oando Plc lost 7.01% of its market value on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) as sell pressure persisted
Cement company Lafarge Africa Plc lost about 6.5% of its market value as investors’ sentiment shifted negative,
Ripple (XRP) price dropped by about 3% to $1.38 on Monday, underperforming a broadly weaker crypto market amid a macro risk-off sell-off.
Offshore or foreign portfolio investment inflows accounted for more than 59% of the US dollars available at Nigeria’s foreign exchange market, details released by the research unit of Coronation Merchant Bank Limited revealed.
Nigeria Eurobonds Yield Climbs as Inflation Shifts Sentiment Nigeria’s Eurobond prices declined in the international…
Open repo, and overnight lending rates were steadied despite a surge in liquidity level in the financial system last week. The money market closed with excess liquidity of about N6 trillion despite primary market auctions.
The South African rand lost momentum against Western currencies on Monday amid a US dollar rally, surging global oil prices and an increase in the country’s unemployment Rate.
The global markets open the new week in red following a soft Wall Street close, reflecting uncertainties in the global economy with a negative inflation outlook.
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