- Yield on FGN Bonds Climbs 77bps as Investors Trim Holdings
- T+1 Settlement Tightens Risk Window — EBC Flags Danger After SEC Stops Dangote IPO Promotion
- Oil Prices Rise on Tit-for-Tat US, Iranian Strikes
- XRP Target Price Shifts as Ripple Eyes $16trn Payments Volume
- CBN Mops Up N4.8trn from Two High-Ticket OMO Bills Auctions
- Dangote Cement Opens at 19% Discount to 52-Week High
- FirstHoldco Surges by10% as Investors Buy the Dip
- Zenith Bank Rallies as Investors Chase Upside Potential
The naira exchange rate worsened for 11 consecutive trading sessions in the currency market as pressure from dollar demand persisted amidst soft interventions.
FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited has officially approved the listing of DLM SPV PLC’s ₦7.30 billion Series 1 (Tranche A) and ₦1.70 billion Series 3 (Tranche B) Plain Vanilla Returns Sovereign Bond-Backed Composite Notes under its ₦30.00 billion Medium-Term Notes Programme.
Risk-Off Sentiment Triggers Surge in Nigeria’s Bond Yields The Nigerian Federal Government (FGN) bonds market closed on a notably bearish…
Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc’s (Ticker: DANGSUGAR) share price nosedived by 10% as investor sentiment deteriorated after an unimpressive earnings performance.
Jaiz Bank Plc faced a significant selloff, with its market value plunging 10% as investors offloaded shares associated with Islamic finance.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) hiked the discount rate on Nigerian Treasury bills with 364-day maturity by 83 basis points to 16.73% at the main auction conducted on Wednesday.
Selloffs in Dangote Sugar Refinery, Jaiz Bank, and other decliners dragged the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market capitalisation down by about N102 billion on Wednesday.
President Bola Tinubu has directed the suspension of the newly introduced cashless payment system at airports over traffic gridlock experienced by travellers across the country.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has taken delivery of responsibly sourced gold refined to London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) Good Delivery standards into its foreign reserves.
Naira fell against the US dollar for the 11th consecutive trading session on Wednesday, reflecting a lack of adequate foreign currency liquidity to meet international payments.
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