- CBN to Auction Nigerian Treasury Bills, Targets N700 Billion
- Nigerian Naira Tumbles as Interbank FX Turnover, Deals Crash
- Equities Market Loses N1.2trn as Investors Sell MTNN, FirstHoldCo Stock
- NMDPRA Tasks Investors, Regulators on Infrastructure for W/Africa Petroleum Trading Hub
- CBN Opens Applications for 2nd Cohort of Regulatory Sandbox Programme
- GCR Downgrades Geregu Power over Failure to Meet Debt Obligations
- BEAT Price Sinks 58% as Investors Take Profit after Strong Rally
- Abia State Introduces Digital App to Track High-Risk Pregnancies
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MarketForces Africa – The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is scheduled to conduct a primary market auction on Wednesday, targeting N700 billion across standard tenors.
Equity investors gained N5.5 trillion in the Nigerian stock market over 5 days, supported by strong buying momentum amid the first-quarter (Q1) 2026 earnings release.
Nigeria Treasury Bills Yield Rises 13bps on Sell Orders The average yield on Nigerian Treasury…
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.