- Iran Plans to Restore 3mbpd Oil Production in 60 Days
- Aradel Grows Profit by 192%, Declares N23 as Final Dividend
- Dangote Cement Sells 64% of Production Volume to Nigerians
- Naira Tumbles as Interbank FX Turnover Drops by 43%
- XRP Rises as HKIMR Recognises Ripple for Cross-Border Payment
- ETC- Ethereum Classic Gains 6% on Listing Speculation
- Bitcoin Climbs, JP Morgan Says BTC Trades Below Mining Costs
- Equities Investors Lose N939bn as Banking Index Tumbles
Iran to Form Interim Leadership Council Until Next Leader’s Selection A top Iranian security official on Sunday said the country…
Pushing market capitalisation to $1.33 trillion on Sunday, Bitcoin (BTC) gained 5% over the last 24 hours to $66,579.63, as Citigroup plans digital asset infrastructure in 2026, supported by easing selloffs after U.S. military action in Iran.
Dangote Cement Plc reported 101.7% year on year growth in profitability in the financial year 2025, according to its audited financial statement released on Saturday.
Solana (SOL) gained 4.5% in the last 24 hours to $84.74 as geopolitical selloffs eased, outperforming a broadly positive market.
Oil prices are set to jump sharply when trading resumes Sunday night, as unprecedented U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran have intensified Middle East tensions.
Global equities markets closed on a mixed note as investors sought sanctuary in the UK, trimming holdings in tech-heavy U.S. and EU benchmarks.
KuCoin Token (KCS) fell by 8.51% over 24 hours to $7.63 amid severe selling pressure, significantly underperforming flat Bitcoin and the broader crypto market.
Mr Bimbo Adekanmbi, the Chairman of the 11-man Committee on the upgrade of the Ibadan Airport, has said that direct international flights would commence before the end of 2026.
Gov. Alex Otti of Abia has said that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is investigating the alleged misappropriation of N10 billion purportedly spent for a non-existent Abia Airport by the previous administration.
Year-to-date return moderated to 24% as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market capitalisation dropped by N1.4 trillion amid profit-taking in some stocks that recently rallied in the local bourse.
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