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- United Nations Urges Africa to Boost Domestic Funding
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The South African Rand is holding up well against major crosses, including the US dollar, Euro and British Pound (GBP), following yesterday’s rally, First National Bank (FNB) said in its daily market insight on Thursday.
JSE Index Rises 3.96% as Global Risk Appetite Improves The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) rebounded strongly on Wednesday as global…
In a fresh price retracement, Ripple (XRP) dipped 3.45% to $1.33 over the past 24 hours, underperforming a slightly weaker broader market, primarily driven by persistent selling pressure and a rejection at key resistance.
Liquidity Eases as Banks Placement at CBN Window Drops by 25% Deposit money banks (DMBs) placement at the Central Bank…
Gov. Alex Otti of Abia says his administration will approve the erection of monuments in honour of the heroines of the 1929 Aba Women’s uprising and other historic women in the state.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) sliced spot rate on Nigerian Treasury bills (NTB) with 182-day and 364-day tenors, reflecting the authority’s move to reduce borrowing costs.
The average yield fell as Nigerian Eurobonds rallied in the international market on Wednesday, boosted by foreign investors’ appetite for the country’s reforms and improved macroeconomic data.
Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE) Index climbed on Wednesday as Kenya Airways (7.7%), Umeme Ltd (7.6%), Unga Group (6.6%), Sasin (5.8%) and Kenye Re (5.5%) were the top gainers in the list.
Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria has emerged as the number one Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) Financial Adviser by deal value in West Africa.
Gov. Abba Yusuf of Kano State has paid N32 billion out of N48 billion gratuity backlogs of retirees inherited in 2023. Yusuf disclosed this on Wednesday in Kano during the inauguration of the sixth tranche of payments to retirees in the state.
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