Olumide Adesina, Author at Nairametrics

Global investors and currency traders are predicting futuristic gains for the greenback.

BioNTech's vaccine, Pfizer, WHO, Partners to deliver 2 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines, Coronavirus blamed for Monday’s negative performance by Nigerian stocks, Experiment centre requests volunteers to infect with coronavirus and pay them N1.6 million, Airlines cut down capacity to raise capital, as Coronavirus takes a continuous hit at their revenue

Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine shows positive results

The results encouraged moving to a larger clinical trial to test if the vaccine is actually safe.

Nigerian Treasury Bills plunge to 3.39% per annum

The CBN sells T-bills on a bi-weekly basis to investors and it is one of the safest investments available.

Tether expected to surpass Ethereum, based on strength of the U.S dollar, ther mints 80,000,000 USDT to unknown wallets within 24 hours, Tether mints over a billion dollars’ worth of USDT, Tether mints over a billion dollars’ worth of USDT

Tether market capitalization surges close to $10 Billion

Tether is still the only stablecoin with a market capitalization greater than $1 billion.

Dividends announced on the Nigerian stock exchange

Nigerian Bourse begins Q3 2020 on a bullish note, BUACEMENT triggers rally

Market breadth closed negative as CADBURY led 12 Gainers as against 22 Losers topped by NEIMETH.

Guinness Nigeria, Guinness Nigeria Announces Material Circumstances That Will Impact FY 2020, Guinness Nigeria posts N524 million profit in Q2 2020/21

Covid-19: Guinness Nigeria warns investors its results will be bad

Guinness' financing cost rose by 97 % to N3.582 billion compared to N1.817 billion recorded in 2019.

Global stocks records astronomical gains in Q2 2020

Emerged and emerging market stock prices overall also gained about 17% in the second quarter.

Digitization of the U.S Dollar faces U.S Senate hearing

Member of the Financial Services Committee asked to know what digital dollars had to do with financial inclusion.

6 countries with exchange rates higher than US dollar

U.S. dollar share of global currency reserves rose to 61.9% in Q1 2020 – IMF