- Tinubu’s Reforms Spare Nigeria Deeper Economic Crisis -Shettima
- World Bank Group Launches 1st Digital Strategy to Expand Access
- 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
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Vice President Kashim Shettima says President Bola Tinubu’s economic decisions have spared Nigeria
The World Bank Group today launched its first digital strategy, bringing together its public- and private-sector
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.
Global equity markets were relatively subdued, with the United States (US) markets closed for Memorial Day and the United Kingdom’s (UK) markets closed for a bank holiday, leaving continental European bourses to set the tone.
The Nigerian stock market edged higher on a rally in telco and banking indices. Buying interest in the telecommunications giant AIRTELAFRI, which reached a new year-high of NGN3,655.70, pushed the local bourse to a bullish close in the first trading session of the week.
Toncoin Gains 10%, Cluster of Ecosystem Updates Drive Rally Toncoin gained about 10% over 24…
TRON (TRX) gained 2% in 24 hours to $0.372, outperforming a flat broader market, primarily driven by its fundamental utility as a leading stablecoin settlement layer. TRX price increase over solid utility and technical momentum, though overbought readings suggest near-term volatility.
The average yield on Nigerian Treasury Bills dipped in the secondary market as investors ramped up their holdings of naira-denominated assets, with optimism about economic growth boosting sentiment.
The naira recorded a market-wide rally as Nigeria’s economy expanded in the first quarter of 2026, according to the statistics office, with FX data showing the dollar retreated on Middle East hope.
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