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Interbank rates eased despite a huge liquidity deficit in the banking system totalling more than N1 trillion. The financial system has maintained a negative liquidity profile in the last five days in the money market in the absence of significant inflows.
Economic Uncertainties Temper Corporate Real Credit Growth With a struggling private sector, Nigeria’s macroeconomic dislocation has tempered real credit growth…
Equities Investors Gain N38bn on Banking, Insurance Stock Picks The Nigerian Exchange, NGX, expanded further on Monday as investors gained…
Oil, Banking Stocks Drive Intraday Gain in Equities Market Oil and banking stocks are trading positively in the equities segment…
GTCO Market Value Hits N1.58trn after Earnings Beat GTCO Plc has started clinging near its 52 week high after the…
The equities market is trading positive during the intraday session on Monday on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) platform due to buying interest in banking
It has been long since the equities market witnessed an impactful dividend surprise by a banking group until UBA Group played a fresh dividend payment card that put its rivals into checkmate.
In the equities market, investors that were trading highs and lows on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) gained more than N114 billion on Thursday due to bargain hunting in banking, amd industrial names, among others.
A healthy interest in some listed banks’ stocks has lifted the stock market temperature during the midday session, according to investment firm Alpha Morgan Cap
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) monetary policy rate tightening is expected to continue in 2024…
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