- Naira Appreciates to N1,356 as Foreign Reserves Reach 2009 High
- Nigerian Exchange Index Sinks as Investors Lose N984bn
- Bitcoin Price Tops $67k as Investors Return to Positions
- Zcash Soars by 25% as Emergency Security Fix Boosts Optimism
- Inflation, Interest Rate Headwinds Weigh on Midyear US Credit Outlooks
- Nairobi Securities Exchange Climbs on Automobile, Telecom Stocks Rally
- Nigeria’s Headline Inflation Rate Climbs to 15.93% in May
- Ethereum Gains 9% as Bitmine Immersion Tech. Boosts Holdings
Ripple’s XRP is down 3.50% to $1.27 in 24h, closely tracking a broader crypto market sell-off primarily driven by institutional risk-off sentiment and leveraged liquidations.
Bitcoin (BTC) price declined by 4.11% to $70,208.55, underperforming a broadly weaker crypto market, primarily driven by sustained institutional selling and heightened geopolitical risk.
Nigeria’s Assets Under Management (AUM) increased from N3.2 trillion to N10 trillion within the last two years, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said.
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed an appeal seeking the dissolution of the merger between Providus Bank Limited and Unity Bank Plc.
Equities investors lost N181 trillion in a swoop on Monday over risk-off sentiment spotted across key sectoral indices. The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) opened trading for the month in negative territory, with key market performance indicators declining by 1.3%.
The Initiates Plc has strengthened its strategic position in East Africa following the acquisition of an additional 20% equity stake in its Ugandan subsidiary, The Initiates Uganda (TIU), raising its ownership interest from 35% to 55%.
The naira rallied against crosses in the currency market as proceeds from Nigeria’s hydrocarbon sales continue to boost the country’s foreign reserves.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) key performance indicators declined in the first trading session of June due to profit-taking in the local bourse. Market cap fell by N1.8 trillion on Monday as investors sold off.
Iran on Monday suspended high-stakes negotiations with the United States to protest Israel’s expanding military offensive in Lebanon, according to government-aligned media, complicating efforts to end the three-month war.
Canadian banks saw mixed results for 2Q26, according to Fitch Ratings. Most institutions reported modestly lower top-line numbers, primarily driven by three fewer calendar days in the quarter and pressure on net interest income.
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