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When governments deploy tax revenues for the common good of the citizens, there is a concomitant increase in tax compliance by citizens who see the direct benefit of the taxes they pay.
Brent crude oil prices fell sharply to a nine-month low, resulting in a sell-off that was magnified by a surge in the US dollar, making USD-priced commodities more expensive for investors, Australia’s ANZ Bank said in a Monday note.
The Federal Government has ordered Vice-Chancellors in universities to re-open schools…
Deposit money banks in Nigeria have been listed among other emerging market financial services operators that will benefit from rising interest rates.
Globus Bank Limited gets a top-notch rating on the lender’s sound risk position and healthy capital with an outlook accorded as stable amidst aggressive business penetration moves.
The average yield on Nigerian Treasury bills tracks lower amidst sustained pressures in the financial system liquidity ahead of Central Bank (CBN) primary market auction this week.
Ahead of a scheduled $1.7 billion foreign currencies (FX) backlog payment, Nigeria has seen its external reserves drooping for the third week amidst a sustained decline in the foreign receipts from crude oil exports.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says the passage of the Investments and Securities Bill (ISB) will facilitate the growth of the economy.
There were riotous selling rallies in the equities segment of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) in the just concluded week, dragging market capitalisation lower by about N242 billion.
Investors trading unlisted companies’ shares on the NASD Securities Exchange platform lost more than N23 billion to hefty selloffs in the over-the-counter (OTC) market, according to data.
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