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Naira Extends Rally on Declining Foreign Reserves The Nigerian local currency, the naira, appreciated against the US dollar by six…
Tantalizer Rises by 10% as Investors Sentiments Improve Tantalizer Plc saw a significant price uptick of about 10% in the…
Court Adjourns FIRS $79.5 billion Suit Against Binance The Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday, adjourned the suit filed…
The equities market opened the week on a negative note as investors continued to dump stocks amidst the 2024 earnings festival in the local bourse. However, key performance indicators showed mixed outcomes. The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All Share index fell 0.34% to settle at 107,455.13 points on the back of sell pressures in INTBREW (-5.66%), UCAP (-9.91%), ACCESSCORP (-2.54%), and FBNH (-3.24%).
Ecobank, Oando Drive Intraday Gain on NGX Ecobank, Oando and other early risers are currently driving the Nigerian Exchange All…
Kenya’s Bond Buyback Eases Refinance Risks –Moody’s Kenya’s bond buyback has eased the country’s medium term refinance risks, according to…
Bybit Crypto Heist: 5 Key Lessons to Prevent a Repeat Dubai-based cryptocurrency exchange Bybit was the victim of what is…
Oil Prices Increase as Peace Deal Hope Fades Oil prices climbed in the global commodities market, where investors reacted negatively…
Futureview Guides Investors on Stocks to Buy, Hold or Sell The market is poised for a positive trend, driven by…
UK Manufacturing PMI Falls to 14-Month Low, Job Losses Worsen –S&P The UK manufacturing sector continued to face tough operating…
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