The yield on Nigerian sovereign Eurobond shifted higher amid negative investor sentiment across African issuers, primarily driven by inflation outlook and fiscal pressures.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) monetary policy committee (MPC) maintained the status quo on rates at the end of a two-day meeting on Wednesday.

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World Bank to Scale up Africa Guarantees to $6.4bn by 2030 The World Bank Group says its Guarantee Platform aims…

The South African rand (ZARUSD) opens trading on a weak note after the local unit was sold off amid rising crude oil prices, a direct consequence of Middle East tensions.

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Global equities shuddered as rising bond yields and persistent inflation fears rippled through markets, driving increased demand for safe havens.

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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-share index (ASI) climbed as BUA Cement, FirstHoldco, Zenith Bank, among others, rode a positive wave, boosting the local bourse’s market capitalisation.