- VAT Income Boosts Nigeria’s Non-Oil Economy, Analysts Positive on Outlook
- Dangote Cement Plans Capacity Boost, Targets 20% Emission Cut
- CBN to Open N700bn in Treasury Bills for Subscription, Rates to Stay Elevated
- Naira Destiny Ties to Hot Money Equation – High Interest Rate, Foreign Capital
- Investors Lose N1.80trn as Bear Run Hammers NGX Index
- XRP Extends 7-Day Gains, Price Rises to $1.18
- Cryptocurrencies Rally as U.S. M2 Money Supply Tops $23trn
- Revolut to Delist USDT in Europe Ahead of MiCA Regulation
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Nigeria’s improved value-added tax (VAT) collection continues to drive growth in the non-oil sector, resulting
Dangote Cement Plc has unveiled a robust sustainability scorecard that underscores its commitment to responsible growth,
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is scheduled to hold a primary market auction…
UBA Surges 15% as Share Price Touches 52-Week High United Bank for Africa (UBA) gained…
Global equity markets closed mostly lower, with broad declines across the United States and Europe weighing on overall sentiment amidst unsettled geopolitical tensions.
Nigeria is increasingly becoming a case study for quick returns for foreign investors, according to AAG Capital Limited. In its latest update, the firm referenced recent foreign portfolio investment data for March 2026, published by the Nigerian Exchange.
United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA), a leading Pan-African financial institution, has released its unaudited financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2026, demonstrating resilient operating performance and continued balance sheet strength despite a moderated profitability environment.
Monero (XMRUSD) gained 5.24% to $393.92, outpacing Bitcoin’s 1.21% increase. The altcoin gained traction as buyers’ confidence improved. The narrative surrounding Monero is split between its growing reputation as a leading privacy asset and the inherent security challenges shared by proof-of-work blockchains.
Kidnappings and violent assaults targeting crypto investors in France have climbed sharply, driven by organised gangs allegedly using leaked tax data to identify wealthy holders.
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