- Equities Investors Gain N3.16trn as Nigerian Stocks Rebound
- Mining Firms Risk Losing Titles Over Community Agreement Breaches- Alake
- WHO Initiates Clinical Trial for New Ebola Treatment in DR Congo
- FG Clears N39.6bn Pension Arrears
- Google Play Launches $1m Fund to Boost African Game Developers
- SEC Clears 7 New Fintech Firms for ARIP
- Global Markets Rally Amidst Tech Stocks Valuation Concerns
- Oil Rallies as Markets Balance Demand, Supply Equation
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Oil prices eased slightly in the global commodity market on Thursday as weak demand signals from the world’s two largest oil consumers
High-cap banking stocks: GTCO, Zenith Bank, and UBA drove momentum in the Nigerian market on Wednesday as investors anticipate strong earnings and dividends payments sustainability for Tier-1 names.
The Nigerian naira exchange rate per dollar climbed to N1,348 at the official market amidst rising external reserves, and inflows from offshore investors with interest in elevated yields in the fixed income market.,
With deposit money banks (DMBs) sustaining activity in the Standing Deposit Facility (SDF), financial system conditions continue to improve in the absence of open market operations and other primary market actions thus far this week.