- Interest Rates on Nigerian Treasury Bills Fall Across Tenors
- SK Hynix Tokenised Stock Dips 4% as Asian Tech Shares Fall
- Nigeria Yields Hold Firm as Investors Pivot to OMO Bills Auction
- NVIDIA Tokenised bStocks Climbs as NVDA Rebounds
- Oil Prices Rise as Markets Brace for Nuclear Strike Against Iran
- ARM Investment Managers Lists N10bn Series 1 Private Debt Fund on FMDQ
- Excess Liquidity in Nigerian Banking System Hits N10trn
- XRP Price Up on Upcoming Ripple Ledger Fix, Volume Support
Binance Coin (BNB) is a few pips away from $650 amid a sharp drop in trading volume across the cryptocurrency market. Trading data indicates BNB volume is down 48% over the past 24 hours to $761 million.
Adewole Adebayo Clinches SDP Presidential Ticket A faction of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) has elected Prof. Adewole Adebayo as…
Ripple (XRP) price rose to $1.42 from $1.39, buoyed by crypto investors’ optimism after UBS disclosed an investment in Ripple’s token in its regulatory filing.
Sahara AI Gains 26% on Sector Rotation, Speculation Sahara AI is up 26.03% to $0.0384 in 24h, significantly outperforming a…
Sui gained 5.07% to $1.07, significantly outperforming Bitcoin’s 0.92% gain as Nigerian Fintech company Paga partners with Sui to expand African crypto payments.
Dangote Cement Plc hit a 52-week high on the Nigerian stock market, with investors posting a 12.16% gain over the last five trading sessions.
Monero (XMR) price edged higher by 1.97% to $405.39 over the past 24h, outperforming a broadly positive market, primarily driven by renewed sector-wide momentum for privacy coins.
The naira drifted against the US dollar at the official window on Friday, reflecting a momentary shift in foreign currency liquidity amid a surge in demand.
Solana (SOLUSD) spiked by about 6% in 24 hours to $93.42 on market optimism after Exodus launched an AI stablecoin on the Solana network. Reflecting investors’ optimism, Solana trading volume jumped 20% to about $5 billion at the last look on Saturday.
Fitch Ratings has affirmed Angola’s Long-Term Foreign-Currency (LTFC) Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at ‘B-‘ with a stable outlook. Angola’s ratings reflect weak governance indicators, high inflation, high levels of foreign-currency-denominated government debt and one of the highest commodity dependences among Fitch-rated sovereigns, Fitch said.
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