- NGX Index Rebounds on Small-Cap Stocks Revival, Gains N208bn
- Lagos Opens N200bn Bond for Subscription at 16.75%
- Africa Digital Assets Pre-Launches Kenya, Namibia Tokens to Democratize Finance
- XRP Breaches Safety Net as Ripple Deepens Wall Street Footprint
- Fuel Discount Promo, not Restoration of Subsidy – NNPC Ltd.
- Airtel Money Completes London Stock Exchange IPO
- Lagos Assembly Sets up Committee to Recover Government Assets
- NDIC Pays N1.5 bn to Over 10,000 Depositors of Newly Failed MFBs
Plunge Yields: Investors Will Continue to Discount Inflation Data…
GTB Shares Rated Buy Despite Worsen Credit Condition of Obligors…
BUA, WAPCO and Dangote Cement battle for increase market share
Following the order of Honourable Justice M.S. Hassan of the Federal High Court, Lagos division, the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
Price Instability: CBN Projects 14.15% Inflation Rate for 2020. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) said it is expecting inflation rate to hover around 13.97% and 14.15% by December 2020, a wide gap from its single-digit inflation targeting of 6% to 9%.
Neither Buy, nor Sell Stanbic IBTC Share, Analysts Advised Investors. Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc posted an impressive first half of 2020 result underpinned by double-digit growth in the bottom line amidst economic challenges worsen by COVID-19 pandemic.
CBN to Commence Phase Implementation of Basel III Accord. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has revealed plan to commence phase implementation of third Basel accord or Basel III standard to ensure safety and soundness of financial service risk management system.
Bond Market Investors Raise Position on Short-term Instruments. Amidst uncertainties in the economy, investors remained largely bullish in the bond market but with record interest in short-term instruments.
Naira Depreciates Despite Foreign Exchange Sales Resumption. Against expectation, the Nigerian local currency, naira, depreciates despite the resumption of the apex bank weekly intervention foreign currency (FX) sales.
Sustained Bullish Outing Lifts NSE Cap to ₦13.35 trillion. Sustained bullish activities reflated the performance of the Nigerian equities market amidst various economic challenges.
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