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Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped below $80k, settling at $ 79,800 on Monday and …
Naira losses against the US dollar deepened at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), the official window for the Central Bank’s daily FX rate.
Equities investors on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) gained more than N2.6 trillion as Dangote Cement, FirstHoldco, Aradel, and other mid- and large-cap stocks gained momentum.
South African rand weakened against crosses in the forex market on Tuesday as global market dynamics continue to favour the dominant currency, the US dollar.
Wall Street and European markets rally in anticipation that lower oil prices will reduce global inflation risk
Bitcoin (BTC) moved sideways in line with global crypto market performance, holding the $63k price support level amidst the latest round of BTC selling by Strategy Inc.
Ethereum price hovered at $1,855, down by 2% due to a technical breakdown from key resistance levels amid persistent structural concerns.
The money market has been flooded with a significant surge in liquidity amidst the latest open market operation auction, where the Central Bank auctioned OMO bills worth N600 billion for subscription.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) allotted OMO bills with 141 days to maturity worth N2.523 trillion at the spot rate of 20.10% on Monday to banks and foreign portfolio investors (FPIs).