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- CBN Reduces Interest Rates on Nigerian OMO, Treasury Bills
- Short-Term Funding Rates Ease as Liquidity Hits N7.4trn
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- Bitcoin Climbs as French Capital B Increases BTC Holdings
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- MTNN, FirstHoldco Drag NGX Index, Investors Lose N1.88trn
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Equities investors saw more than N60 billion gain on Tuesday as oil and telecom stocks rallied. Reversing the downturn recorded at the beginning of the week,
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NGX Group Launches e-Offering Platform after SEC Approval
The equities market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) inched higher as investors gained about N173 billion on Friday. Following a relatively huge rally, the rally halted a six-day negative trend, which lifted key performance indicators by +0.20%, while market capitalization edged higher by +0.31%.
Tier-1 banks drove daily gain in the equities market on Tuesday. The market capitalisation of all listed stocks climbed by about N26 billion as investors took positions in financial services stocks ahead of the second quarter of the 2024 earnings festival.
Sustained selloffs wiped out about N74 billion from the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) equities segment on Wednesday amidst fear of surging inflation.
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