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Pi Network price dropped 0.95% to $0.0774 on Tuesday, slightly outperforming the broader crypto market
The Federal Government (FG) has reiterated that implementing the Nigeria First Policy in the automobile sector will create jobs, attract investment, and boost local manufacturing.
Oil prices increased on Friday despite optimism over US-Iran talks, suggesting tensions in the region could ease, while markets continued to price in the risk of renewed escalation in the conflict.
One of the top Nigerian lenders, GTBank Limited, has set a $20,000 quarterly spending limit on its naira debit card, according to a check by MarketForces Africa.
Dangote Activates Olokola Deep Seaport Plan Ahead of the take-off of what promises to be…
South African rand (ZAR) trades soft against the US dollar, Euro, and British pound on Friday as the gold rally eases amid US-Iran peace deal negotiations.
Global equities markets closed mostly higher as renewed hopes for a United States-Iran agreement boosted sentiment and eased pressures on oil prices.