- Money Market Rates Fall as Banking System Liquidity Rises
- 10-Year U.S. Treasury Yield Tops 5.1%, Highest Since 2007
- Naira Depreciates Across FX Markets on Liquidity Squeeze
- FirstHoldco Hits 52-Week High on Substantial Trading Volume
- CBN’s Biggest Signal Not Rate Cut, AAG Capital Says
- Interest Rates on Nigerian Treasury Bills Fall Below 16%
- Iran Defends Nuclear Programme, Accuses U.S., Israel of Breaking Int’l Law
- 40% of Nigerians Still Lack Reliable Power – REA Boss
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The Nigerian equity market has crossed a defining psychological and structural milestone. The NGX All-Share Index climbed to 201,000 points, decisively breaching the long-anticipated 200,000 threshold and establishing a fresh all-time high on the Nigerian Exchange Limited.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market capitalisation topped N127 trillion on Friday, as equity investors recorded a gain of about N962 billion from trades executed on the platform.
Money market analysts anticipate that robust primary market repayment of N2.4 trillion will play a pivotal role in strengthening liquidity in the financial system. This anticipated surge in liquidity is primarily driven by inflows from matured Open Market Operations (OMO) and Treasury bills.
Oil prices edged higher on Friday as disruptions to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz following attacks on Iran continued to fuel supply concerns.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is poised to open Treasury bills for subscription at the primary market auction on Wednesday to efficiently refinance maturing securities.
Year-to-date return moderated to 24% as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market capitalisation dropped by N1.4 trillion amid profit-taking in some stocks that recently rallied in the local bourse.
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