- Overnight Rate Rises as Liquidity Dips, NOFR Steadies at 20%
- Oil Prices Surge, Brent Inches Close to $110 Per Barrel
- Wall St. Up on Mega-Stock Rally, Unrest Keeps European Markets on Edge
- Tinubu’s Reforms Spare Nigeria Deeper Economic Crisis -Shettima
- World Bank Group Launches 1st Digital Strategy to Expand Access
- Equities Investors Lost N1.47trn as Dangote Cement, Zenith Bank Dip
- Return to Fuel Subsidy Could Push Exchange Rate to N4k/$ -Oyedele
- DMO Hikes Interest Rates on Nigerian Government Bonds
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The overnight lending rate rose as surplus liquidity in the banking system declined, keeping money market
Oil prices surged on Tuesday with international benchmark Brent crude hovering near $110 a barrel as Houthi forces claim fresh attacks on Saudi facilities.
US mega-cap stocks boosted the Wall Street indicators as demand for technology and AI names
The naira slipped against the US dollar as a 6% weekly drop in Bonny Light tightened inflows from hydrocarbon FX receipts, keeping Nigeria’s external reserves balance below $49 billion.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market capitalisation dipped by N366 billion over the last five trading sessions, as investors painted the Broad Street in red.
XRP rallied, rising 3.44% to $1.36 as Ripple invests $6 million in Squid as part of a broader plan to embed its XRP ledger into the emerging interoperability layer that is steadily reshaping how blockchains connect and exchange value.
Binance Coin (BNB) price rose by 3.08% to $658.50 as Grayscale’s regulatory Clarity endorsement and the latest Uniswap proposal boosted investor sentiment.
Ethereum (ETH) gained 4.5% in 24 hours to $2,117.45, outperforming a broader market rebound, driven by a macro-driven relief rally and technical support holding at a critical level.
Bitcoin (BTC) rallied by 3.01% to $76,800.38, closely tracking a 3.03% gain in the total crypto market cap, driven primarily by a broad market recovery after a week of heavy selling pressure.
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