- Equities Investors Lost N1.47trn as Dangote Cement, Zenith Bank Dip
- Return to Fuel Subsidy Could Push Exchange Rate to N4k/$ -Oyedele
- DMO Hikes Interest Rates on Nigerian Government Bonds
- Daily FX Update: Naira Depreciates as FX Liquidity Tightens
- NGX Market Cap Sinks Below N160trn as Bears Strike Harder
- Deutsche Bank Adds Nigeria to Forex Watchlist, Bullish on Naira
- EIB Global, FCMB to Support Private Sector, Sustainable Agriculture with €85m
- Ripple XRP Stages Price Recovery as Sell Pressure Eases
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Equities investors lost about N1.47 trillion in the Nigerian stock market as sell pressure hit Dangote Cement and tier-1 banking on Monday, trading data revealed.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index rebounded on Friday, closing the last trading day of May on a bullish note, with investor portfolios increasing by N414 billion.
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), says the average retail price of a litre of kerosene increased from N2,430.38 recorded in March to N2,976.94 in April.
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Oil prices declined as the global commodity market reacted to a tentative 60-day ceasefire extension between the United States and Iran, pending President Trump’s approval, easing oil price pressures and broadly supporting emerging-market currencies.
South African Rand (ZAR) is trading sideways against the dominant US dollar, European single currency and British sterling ahead of economic data scheduled for release on Friday.
With the FTSE 100 bearish and Wall Street bullish, global markets’ trading direction diverges amid renewed optimism following the US-Iran decision to extend the ceasefire, despite reported military attacks between Washington and Tehran.