- Nigeria’s Local Petrol Production Hits 48m Litres Per Day -FG
- South African Rand Trades Sideways Ahead of Bond Auction
- Wall Street Slips on Tech Stocks Selloffs, FTSE 100 Gains
- Oil Prices Fall as Iranian Crude Exports Boost Supply
- XRP Slides, Extends 7-Day Loss in Absence of Buyers’ Conviction
- GRAM Rises 6% as Bybit Listing Boosts Optimism, Access
- DeXe Gains 60% as Traders Short on Bybit, Long on Binance
- DMO Hikes Rates on Bonds to Meet N1.2trn Borrowing Target
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The Federal Government (FG) has disclosed that the country’s local petrol production has increased from effectively zero in 2023 to about 48 million litres per day.
The South African Rand (ZAR) trades sideways against Western currencies- the US dollar, Euro and Sterling on Tuesday ahead of key economic data and a bond auction.
Wall Street slipped as AI and technology stocks faced significant selling pressure amid weak profitability
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