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Business and Economic News from Nigeria
UN suggest that the COVID-19, will have differential socioeconomic impacts on men and women, with women predicted to face more negative impacts.
The net position count of accounts on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (a global derivatives marketplace) considered “retail” has hit an all-time high of over 2,300 contracts.
Don’t plan your wedding with the hope that your uncle will foot the bill. It is setting yourself up for frustration. Uncle also has his money issues that you have no clue about.
Offers for Nigeria's oil are said to be "firming up" as crude oil prices maintain bullish trend.
the Central Bank of Nigeria surprised the market by injecting estimated $90-$100million to the system.
Transactions on the equities side continued the upbeat trend today, causing the All-Share Index (ASI) to rise further by 1.09 per cent to close at 24,202.87 index points.
All eyes are now set on silver as its prices started with huge follow-through buying after a convincing breakout this week.
The featured superstars include Zlatan, Oxlade, Teni, Joeboy and a host of other household names.
The aircraft's crew had since been placed in 14-day quarantine, and investigations are still ongoing.
Agriculture sector is back in the spotlight as a viable foundation for sustainable and inclusive growth for Africa’s largest economy and most populated country.
Global oil prices have surged to a 2-month high on growing signs of a rebound in oil demand.
Investors gained N36.7 billion at the close of trading on the domestic equities market in Monday’s trading session, with market capitalization rising to N12.4 trillion.