- United Nations Urges Africa to Boost Domestic Funding
- US Dollar Hits 1-Year High on US Fed Hawkish Rates Bets
- Nigerian Exchange Sheds N2.18trn as Dangote Companies Dip
- XRP Price Dips 6.2% on U.S. Federal Reserve Rates Hike Bets
- Bitcoin Sinks 5.3% as Ark, BlackRock IBIT Lead ETF Outflow
- Nigeria Risks Remaining AI Consumer Without Local Infrastructure
- Polaris Bank Dismisses Fatality Rumours after Lagos Branch Fire
- No Nigerian Willing to Leave S/Africa ‘ll be Abandoned — FG
Toncoin (TON) gained 14.83% over the last 24 hours, trading at $1.48, dramatically outperforming flat Bitcoin and driven primarily by a bullish network upgrade announcement from Telegram.
Bitcoin (BTC) price surges to $72.8k on reports that Iran plans to toll the Strait of Hormuz with crypto payments amidst a ceasefire with the United States.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) price declined about 3% to $0.0793 over the past 24h, hitting new all-time lows, primarily due to a project-specific liquidity crisis.
Ripple (XRP) resumed its price recovery, rising to $1.35, as Japan classifies the native utility token as a financial asset, boosting investor sentiment and attracting capital into altcoins.
The Nigerian local currency, the naira, maintained its position in the foreign exchange (FX) market against the dominant US dollar on Friday, with the official rate closing at N1,359.
With a market cap above N131 trillion, equity investors on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) gained about N392 billion on Friday, driven by Guinness Nigeria, Lafarge Africa, and International Breweries.
Market value of Lafarge Africa Plc.’s 16.107 outstanding shares climbed by 8.52% to N3.756 trillion in the Nigerian Exchange on Friday, its highest in 52 weeks.
CoreWeave’s (NASDAQ: CRWV) share price climbed to $104 in premarket trading on Friday after the company announced a multi-year agreement with artificial intelligence (AI) startup Anthropic.
International Breweries is gaining momentum in the Nigerian stock market on Friday. Its share price is up by 9.88% due to significant trading volume led by buy-side actors.
Lagos: Guinness Nigeria Plc’s share is courting investors’ attention with a sharp intraday rally, pushing the brewer’s market value higher by about 9.4% on Friday.
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