- Global Equities Markets Rally on AI Momentum, US Election
- Ethereum High on Relief Rally, Gains 6% in 24 Hours
- XRP Rises 231bps Ahead of US Employment Situation Report
- Moniepoint Opens USSD Channel for N50K Relief Fund for Nigerians
- Bitcoin Price Rises to $80k on Force Buying, Oversold Rebound
- Court to Deliver Judgment in El-Rufai’s N10bn Rights Suit
- Naira Dips Near N1,348 on FX Demand, Supply Imbalance
- Transcorp Power Spikes 10% as Investors Stake Post-Earnings Bets
The Federal Government of Nigeria has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with an Indian company, Rashmi Metaliks Group in Kolkata, for an investment of one billion dollars over a three-year period.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects global economic growth to be slightly weaker than previously forecast, warning that rising geopolitical tensions and energy disruptions are weighing on activity.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday said rising oil prices will provide some relief to Nigeria. The IMF, however, said that the relief would not be enough to shield the country from the broader impact of a global economic shock.
The Nigerian local currency, the naira, gained against the US dollar at the official foreign exchange market amid a surge in FX liquidity.
CBN Approves N2.2trn OMO Bills Allotment to Investors The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) raised N2.2 trillion from OMO bill…
Nigerian Exchange Tops N132trn as ETI, Stanbic IBTC Rally The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market capitalisation surpassed N132 trillion as Ecobank…
Ethereum Gains 7.1% as Fed Nominee Declares Crypto Holdings Ethereum (ETH) gained 7.12% to $2,366.68 over the past 24h, outpacing…
BTC Rallies as Goldman Sachs Files for Bitcoin Income ETF Bitcoin (BTCUSD) rose by about %% to $75,367.16 over the…
FG Investigates ‘Sharp Sharp’ Loan Operators Over Privacy Violations The Federal Government (FG) says it is investigating the activities of…
The Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) has called for immediate reinstatement of petrol import licences to encourage multiple supply sources, deepen competition and stabilise pump prices.
Subscribe to Updates
Subscribe to updates from MarketForces Africa, an independent financial news service provider.
