- DMO Targets N5.8 Trillion from Q4 Bond Auctions
- Fuel Price Hike: FG Vows Relief, Cites Global Pressures
- Nigerian Naira Depreciates as Interbank FX Turnover Slumps 78%
- World Bank Commends Nigeria as Private Capital Inflows Hit $6bn
- Obasanjo Seeks Increase in 13% Derivation for Oil-Producing States
- XRP Declines as Standard Chartered Launches RLUSD Custody
- NGX Index Sinks, Investors Lose N407bn as Tier-1 Banks Dip
- NVIDIA Tokenised bStocks Slides on Bearish IMF Report
Nigerian Breweries Grows Profit by 25.6% in Q1 Nigerian Breweries Plc has recorded a 25.6 per cent increase in profit…
Ecobank, DHL Equip Nigerian SMEs to Compete Beyond Local Markets Ecobank Nigeria, in partnership with DHL, has successfully concluded a…
Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria (PETAN) has urged indigenous oil and gas companies to leverage the forthcoming 2026 Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in the U.S. to deepen global engagement and attract investment.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) has described as false and misleading reports suggesting it is selling scrap materials, equipment, or components from its refineries to individuals and private companies.
NGX Tops N145trn as Industrial, Banking Stocks Rally The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) topped N145 trillion on Friday, driven by cement,…
XRP is up 1.05% to $1.45 on Friday, outperforming a flat market, primarily driven by a key institutional adoption catalyst. Coinbase’s upcoming institutional trading feature for XRP futures, announced to launch May 1, signals deeper liquidity and reduced execution risk for large investors.
Dogecoin (DOGEUSD) price climbed to $0.0975, slightly outpacing a flat market, driven primarily by speculative positioning in derivatives markets.
CBN Hikes ATM Issuance Fee, Cancels Maintenance Charges The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has increased the cost of issuing…
Oil prices rose on Friday as persistent tensions between the United States and Iran, along with continued disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, fueled concerns about global supply.
Fixed-interest security investors stayed quiet in the secondary market for Nigerian government bonds ahead of the April auction scheduled for next week.
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