- N2.34trn Wiped Off Nigerian Market as MTN, Dangote Sink
- Yield on FGN Bonds Climbs 77bps as Investors Trim Holdings
- T+1 Settlement Tightens Risk Window — EBC Flags Danger After SEC Stops Dangote IPO Promotion
- Oil Prices Rise on Tit-for-Tat US, Iranian Strikes
- XRP Target Price Shifts as Ripple Eyes $16trn Payments Volume
- CBN Mops Up N4.8trn from Two High-Ticket OMO Bills Auctions
- Dangote Cement Opens at 19% Discount to 52-Week High
- FirstHoldco Surges by10% as Investors Buy the Dip
News
The Nigerian stock market shrank by N2.34 trillion as investors dumped MTN Nigeria and Dangote Sugar
Trading activity in Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds was bearish, as investors trimmed holdings across the curve in the secondary market amid repricing at the Debt Management Office (DMO) auction for the month.
EBC Financial Group has spotted a conduct gap in Nigerian capital markets after the Securities and Exchange Commission
FBN Holdings grew profit by about 316% year on year in the first quarter of 2024, despite pressure from a huge FX loss. Details from its unaudited financial showed that profit after climbed to N208.113 billion from N50.054 billion in the comparable period in 2023.
FCMB Group shareholders will receive a total dividend of N9.901 billion from the financial services company in 2023, following a strong earnings performance.
CardinalStone Securities analysts have raised BUA Foods 12-month target by about 14% to N314.16 per share from N275.76, details from its equity report revealed. Analysts retain hold recommendation, noting that the food company is trading at premium, suggesting that it’s currently overpriced on the Nigerian Exchange at N379.
Fixed interest securities investors trimmed interest in Nigerian government bonds in their portfolios to align with their investment appetite amidst fast changing market dynamics and a widening real return on naira assets.
Dr Chinyere Almona, Director General, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), has described the economy, under the Present Bola Tinubu’s administration
Dr Akinwunmi Adesina, the Group President, African Development Bank (AfDB), said Africa is losing about seven to 15 billion dollars annually to the ravages
Editors Picks
Subscribe to News
Get the latest sports news from Dmarketforces Africa about finance, business and tech.
Subscribe to Updates
Subscribe to updates from MarketForces Africa, an independent financial news service provider.
