U.S Tariffs Threats Strengthen Dollar against EUR, Sterling U.S tariffs threats boosted demand for dollar in the forex market on…

US Dollar Inflows to Nigeria’s FX Market Climbs by 53% As foreign investors’ confidence continue to rise, the volume of…

Trump Plans 25% Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum Imports U.S. President Donald Trump plans to impose tariffs of 25 per cent…

The naira lost N26 on each US dollar to settle at N1,501.61 in the foreign exchange (FX) market due to demand pressures. The market US dollar liquidity shortfall extended throughout the previous, which triggered Central Bank (CBN) intervention in the official window.

Oil Prices Rise on Increase Threats of U.S Protectionist Policy Oil prices rose as fears of escalating trade war persist…

Amidst ongoing recapitalisation in the banking sector, the Nigerian top five (5) banks have gained significant weight on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) amidst valuation attraction, strong earnings, and sustained dividend payments.

Investors Ramp Up Nigerian Bonds Amidst Policy Shift Expectation The Nigerian bonds yield retraced in the secondary market on booming…

Nigerian Stocks Foreign Investors Bought in Equities Market Foreign investors made strategic bets on some Nigerian stocks with strong fundamentals…

Money Market Rates Tighten as Banks Borrow N4.7Trn from CBN Money market rates increased by at least 3% apiece as…

VFD Group Plc has announced a full divestment of its interest in Atiat Limited in a deal valued at over N7 billion following a board approval.  In a statement, the diversified investment company told the Nigerian Exchange that the Board approved the Company’s full divestment of 343,546,646 ordinary shares of its holdings in Atiat Limited, a key subsidiary.