- BTC, ETH, XRP Dive, Japan Reclassifies Crypto as Financial Assets
- Oyo Govt Approves Over N35bn for Agriculture, Others
- Tantalizers Assures Shareholders of Sustainable Growth
- Naira Rises as Foreign Reserves Approach $52 Billion
- BUA, Insurance, Tech Stocks Drag NGX Indices Lower
- NCC Reviews MVNO Business Rules to Deepen Competition, Expand Telecom Access
- XRP Trades Soft as Ripple Urges Senate to Support Clarity Act
- Solana Slips after SBI Taps Network for Tokenised Japan Equity Fund
Bank of Industry Raises $5bn, Plans N120bn MSME Support The Managing Director of Bank of Industry (BoI), Mr Olasupo Olusi,…
Nigeria Eurobonds Rally as Foreign Investors Eye Attractive Yield Amidst a plan to raise $2.2 billion in external borrowing, Nigeria’s…
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) prices spiked above $99,300 early Friday as excitement over improved regulation continues. This has lifted the global crypto market cap to $3.3 trillion during the early trading session, a 3.80% increase over the last day.
Trading activities on Nigerian Treasury bills boomed in the secondary market after the spot rate on the 364-day paper was adjusted by 50 basis points to 23.50% during midweek auction.
The short-term benchmark interest rates have continued to rise as the financial system’s liquidity balance collapsed due to an outflow associated with Treasury bill payments.
Naira Mixed as Markets Brace for $2.2bn External Borrowing The naira appreciated on the strength of external borrowing approval, FX…
Sanwo-Olu Presents N3trn 2025 Budget to House of Assembly Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos has presented a N3,005,935,198,419,3,005,935,401 budget proposal…
The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) kept its interest rate unchanged at a record high of 27.25% in November 2024, for the eighth consecutive month, reflecting global and domestic economic conditions.
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) slashed its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 7.75% in line with analysts’ estimates.
Equities market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) shrank by about N108 billion as investors dumped Oando energy and Access Holdings.
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