- FirstHoldco Soars on Earnings Beat, Otedola, RC Hold 50% of All Shares
- XRP Upside Rises to 35% as Ledger Upgrade Delayed to Nov.
- UK’s Dividend Tax is Fatally Flawed, Budget Could Drag Investors Back to the 1970s
- Dangote, FirstHoldCo Halt NGX Downtrend, Investors Gain N1.47trn
- CBN Grants JPMorgan Licence to Operate Merchant Bank in Nigeria
- Oil Prices Jump on Heightened Supply Risk, Brent Tops $114
- XRP Selloff Slows as Ripple Supports SEC Crypto Asset Framework
- Global Equities Markets Tank on AI Sustainability, Financing Fears
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With 2 entities now controlling about 50% of outstanding shares, FirstHoldco shareholders …
XRP price target upside has widened to 35% after the latest sell pressure ahead of the Ripple XRP Ledger (XRPL) update scheduled for November 4, 2026.
UK’s Dividend Tax is Fatally Flawed, Budget Could Drag Investors…
The average yield on Nigerian sovereign Eurobonds rose by 26 basis points in the international debt capital market as foreign portfolio investors exited positions amid the Middle East conflict, rattling global financial markets.
Ripple (XRP) gained approximately 4.2% over 24 hours to $1.41 on Tuesday, closely tracking Bitcoin’s +4.25% move amid a broadly rising cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin gained about 5% in 24 hours to $70,845.81 on Tuesday as co-founder Michael Saylor posted a cryptic “The Second Century Begins” with a $1.3 billion bet on BTC.
Risk-off Sentiment Shifts Yields on Nigerian Treasury Bills Reflecting risk-off sentiment in the debt market,…
Oil prices eased as markets began to price in a remark that the Middle East conflict will end soon. Brent crude traded at $91.67 per barrel. US benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) increased 5.55% to $87.60 per barrel.
Dangote Refinery’s Petrol Price Adjustment: Market Realities Behind the Hike The recent adjustment in petrol…
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