- Fitch Lower Global Sovereigns Sector Outlook to ‘Deteriorating’
- BTC, ETH, XRP Rally Amid US Fed Hawkish Signal
- Naira Exchange Rate Rises at NFEM as FX Demand Declines
- Nigerian Stocks Extend Rally, Investors Gain N962bn
- UK’s Lack of Fiscal Space Expected to Prevent Marked Policy Easing
- Nigeria Tops Africa’s AI Ranking
- XRP Rises as Ripple, Kansas Athletics Enter Sports Marketing Deal
- Oil Prices Ease as Tensions Shift Demand, Supply Curve
Bitcoin price is back to $88,000 ahead of US consumer price index data today, from $90,000. As a result of this, the global crypto
Bank of Zambia has raised its benchmark lending rate by 50 basis points to 14.00% in a decision announced on Wednesday.
Oil prices recover from downturn in the global commodities market on Wednesday as demand and supply uncertainties linger ahead inflation data in the United States.
Benchmark Yield on Nigerian Bonds Dips as Demand Rises The average yield on Nigerian government bonds slid marginally in the…
The average yield on Nigerian Treasury bills dipped slightly in the secondary market due to increased demand for naira assets, restricted by tight liquidity which capped trading actions.
The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr Wale Edun, says the Federal Government of Nigeria (FG) will soon begin payment of pension backlog.
Money market rates climbed strongly, trending at double digits highs, on the back of sustained liquidity squeeze in the banking system. The market opened the week with more than N60 billion deficit in the absence of significant inflows to boost liqudity condition in the financial market.
The naira depreciated further against the dominant US dollar at the Nigerian autonomous foreign exchange (FX) market, settling near N1690 per greenback on Tuesday.
Telecommunications giant, MTN Nigeria, has enlightened some Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of government on benefits of digital advertising, its numerous possibilities for businesses within the public sector.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) lost about N69 billion from its opening market capitalisation after selloffs festival
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