- CBN to Offer N700 bln in Nigerian Treasury Bills for Subscription
- Leadway Assurance Targets Digital Growth After Recapitalisation
- Naira Closed at N1365 in FX Market, Foreign Reserves Rebound
- XRP Faces Price Risk, Token Trades Against Catalysts
- Accord Rejects Tinubu Endorsement Claim
- Canada’s Outlook Brightens Despite Tariffs, Fuel Price Risks
- TAO Surges on Mentat Lend Money Market for Subnet Tokens Launch
- 147 Structures to be Affected by Coastal Highway Service Lane Construction
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is scheduled to open NGN700 billion worth of Treasury bills for investors’ subscription this week, according to a primary market auction circular.
Leadway Assurance Targets Digital Growth After Recapitalisation Leadway Assurance Ltd.…
The naira closed stronger at N1365 per US dollar at the official currency market, gaining about N3 week on week
NITDA Warns of Potentially Dangerous Malware Targeting Banks, Agencies, Others The National Information Technology Development…
The Eurobonds market mirrored this positivity, as average yields retreated 7bps to 6.72%, underscoring strong global investor interest and an increasingly favourable outlook toward Nigeria’s dollar-denominated sovereign obligation
Down from a 3-month high, Bitcoin (BTCUSD) dipped to $81,203.32, slightly underperforming a broadly flat crypto market. The move is primarily driven by a cooling-off period and profit-taking after a strong multi-day rally fueled by geopolitical optimism and ETF inflows.
Electricity: Enugu Unveils Plan to Build 660MW Coal-Fired Power Plant The Enugu State Government has…
With investor sentiment remaining in doubt, crude oil prices climbed again after a sharp daily slowdown, reflecting persistent uncertainties about the supply outlook.
Macron Urges Instant Reopening of Hormuz Strait French President Emmanuel Macron has called for “all…
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