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Nigeria records 544 new cases of COVID-19, total infections now 28,711 Nigeria has recorded 544 new COVID-19 cases, a development…
World Bank Financial Policy Priorities in Response to COVID-19. The World Bank Group expectations for financial policy priorities in responses to coronavirus pandemic is contain in its document and detail the following:
“Upward Price Review of PMS Signposts Sustain Deregulation”. Analysts at Chapel Hill Denham (CHD) has said the recent upward review in prices of petroleum motor spirit (PMS) otherwise call petrol signposts sustained deregulation.
Equity Analysts Upbeat on DANGCEM, Nestlé, Zenith, GTB Stocks. Equity research analysts at ARM Securities are bullish on Dangote Cement, Nestle, Zenith and GTBank stocks, having recommend that they would help investors enjoys sizzling portfolio performance in 2020.
Analysts say FX Liquidity Pressure Looms Large in Banks. Analysts
Chike-Obi Appointed Fidelity Bank Chairman as Ebi Retires. Fidelity Bank Plc. on Sunday announced the appointment of Mr. Mustafa Chike-Obi as the Chairman of the bank.
DBN: Rolled Out Contacts for SMEs, Startup Loan Applications. The Development
COVID-19: NCDC reports 454 new cases of infection. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has reported 454 new cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the country.
“Nigeria’s Multiple Exchange Rate System Likely to Stay”. Nigeria’s multiple exchange rate is more likely to stay in the short term, says Fitch in its Sub-Saharan Africa outlook.
Nigeria to Open Airspace to Domestic Flights on July 8. The Minister of Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika, on Wednesday in Abuja said domestic flights that had been suspended since March 20, would finally resume on July 8.
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