UK government bonds are sliding sharply, with yields surging past levels last seen during the fallout from the downfall of former Prime Minister Liz Truss, raising fresh concerns that an energy-driven shock is rapidly evolving into a broader problem for the government and UK households and businesses.

Integrity Compounds Faster Than Capital: The Invisible Asset That Defines Enduring Wealth In the financial market, we obsess over visible…

The European single currency, the euro, loses its steeze in the forex market as the Iran war continues to boost demand for the US dollar amid a drive toward safer assets.

Nigerian Listed Companies Value Jumps by N1.77trn to N127.36trn The combined value of Nigerian listed companies jumped by N1.77 trillion…

Oil Climbs as U.S. Threatens to Attack Iran’s Power Plant Oil prices rose on Monday, fueled by U.S. President Donald…

African sovereign borrowers are poised to benefit from a weaker U.S. dollar, which alleviates imported inflation and lessens the local-currency burden of external debt, according to a non-rating commentary note from S&P.

Sunderland Stun Newcastle With Late Winner in Dramatic Tyne-Wear Derby Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey scored a 90th-minute winner against Newcastle…

NLC Rejects N6trn Bailout, Demands Energy Sector Reform The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected the proposed N6 trillion bailout…

TEF Commits $16m to Empowering Additional 3,200 Young African Entrepreneurs The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) on Sunday unveiled 3,200 new…

Premier League Probes Alleged Racist Abuse in Newcastle-Sunderland Derby The English Premier League is investigating alleged discriminatory abuse during Sunderland’s…