Oil prices rose on Friday as persistent tensions between the United States and Iran, along with continued disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, fueled concerns about global supply.

Fixed-interest security investors stayed quiet in the secondary market for Nigerian government bonds ahead of the April auction scheduled for next week.

The Nigerian Treasury bills (NTB) yield declined as investors stepped up buying in the secondary market after the midweek auction, where the Central Bank kept spot rates across tenors unchanged.

The African Development Bank (AfDB) says Africa can mobilise up to 1.43 trillion dollars annually from domestic resources with the right policy and institutional reforms.

Ripple’s XRP is up 0.56% to $1.43 after a failed breakout, primarily driven by technical momentum within a defined range. The token’s target price, however, shifted to $1.70, though it had struggled to break $1.60, while a new resistance level keeps forming amid geopolitical disturbances.

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The naira dipped against the US dollar at the official window, as data published by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) showed a slump.

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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) drained more cash from the banking system with oversold Treasury bills, with deposit money banks leading the subscription levels.

XRP price retreated by 3% to $1.42 amid a stalled exchange-traded fund (ETF) driven by a technical breakdown at key support levels amid a risk-off shift in crypto capital.