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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) continues to price down Nigerian Treasury bills, albeit with a soft touch across standard tenors at the midweek auction.

Excess liquidity in the financial system, totalling N6.2 trillion, kept short-term money market rates steady as banks continue to place funds with the Central Bank.

Ecobank Delivers Q1 Earnings on Asset Quality Reset, Efficiency Ecobank Transnational Incorporated delivered a resilient first-quarter performance in 2026, underpinned…

Access Holdings Plc’s decision to reduce equity stakes in some of its foreign subsidiaries following the Central Bank of Nigeria directive limiting offshore investments to 10% of shareholders’ funds represents more than a routine regulatory adjustment; it is a defining moment for capital discipline within Nigeria’s banking sector.

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) says ongoing reforms in the oil and gas sector are attracting billions of dollars in new investments and restoring investor confidence.