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News from Nigeria's capital, currency, commodities, cryptocurrencies and money markets.
DMO opens subscription for June 2025 FGN savings bonds with interest rates up to 17.121%
The Debt Management Office (DMO) has launched the June 2025 Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) savings bonds, offering investors attractive...
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Ghana’s currency best performing globally, boosted by IMF aid, oil, and gold
The Ghanaian cedi has surged nearly 50 percent against the US dollar in 2025, outperforming all other global currencies.
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Naira ends May mixed: Gains 1.28% in official market, dips 1.24% at parallel
In May 2025, the naira appreciated against the US dollar in the official market, closing at N1,585.50/$1 on Friday, 30...
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Weekly Market Wrap: All-Share Index firms above 111,000 as consumer goods sector rallies
The Nigerian All-Share Index ended the trading week of 30th May 2025 on a strong note, advancing by 2,713.39 points...
Read moreDetailsExchange rate plunges as Naira closes May at N1,630/$1 in parallel market after brief stability
The Naira suffered a significant loss in the parallel market, closing at N1,630/$1 on Friday, May 30, 2025, after several...
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Fastest way to reclaim lost dividends in Nigeria
This article explains the process of reclaiming lost dividends in Nigeria
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Honeywell Flour Mills reports N21.3 billion profit, as exchange losses tank
Honeywell Flour Mills Plc has released its results for the financial year ended 31st March 2025, recording a pre-tax profit...
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University Press prints over 57% gain in the stock market in May, on quarterly comeback
Shares of University Press Plc have soared over 57% month-to-date on the Nigerian stock market in May, as the company...
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Paris Saint-Germain becomes first elite football club to hold Bitcoin in treasury
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), one of the world’s most prominent football clubs, has made a historic move by incorporating Bitcoin into...
Read moreDetailsUBA and FIDELITYBK top trading volume as All-Share Index slips 0.08%
The Nigerian All-Share Index closed slightly lower on Thursday, 29th May 2025, slipping by 84.53 points to settle at 111,818.08.
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