- XRP is down 0.71% to $1.25 as Open Interest Falls
- Abia has Repaid Over N90bn Debt in 3 years — Otti
- HYPE Falls by 6% as ICE Plans Regulated US Perps on Hyperliquid
- Bitcoin Sinks Below $77k as Binance Security Breach Stokes Sell-Off
- Market Wrap: Oil Prices Inched Higher Slightly in 5 Days
- Power Sector Privatisation Failed Due to Tariff, Process Abuses- Nnaji
- Obasanjo Cautions Against Uncontrolled AI, Urges Local Solutions
- OPay Updates Investors Community after NYSE Debut
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Ripple (XRP) is down 0.71% to $1.25 in 24 hours, underperforming a slightly weaker broader market, driven by selling pressure following a major exchange hack.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) dropped by about $6 in 24 hours to $87.69, underperforming a slightly weaker broader market, driven by leveraged long positions unwinding after the coin failed to break its all-time high.
Oil prices surged modestly week on week as concerns about possible US military action against Iran and threats to Middle East supplies offset hopes for renewed talks.
Bitcoin (BTC) price surged by about 3% to $81,007.13 on Tuesday, outpacing the broader market’s 2.2% gain, driven by renewed institutional ETF demand and a geopolitical relief rally.
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The Nigerian sovereign Eurobonds yield declined in the international market amid growing interest from foreign portfolio investors in top oil-linked African issuers.
The average yield on Nigerian government bonds declined in the secondary market amid cautious trading activities, although investor confidence in local debt instruments remains strong.
The naira exchange rate climbed to N1365 per dollar at the official market in the absence of significant demand for international payment. The forex market liquidity improved as interbank trading deals spiked, according to data released by the Central Bank.
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