Why CBN’s 17.5% interest rate hike is bad for Nigeria’s stock market
Market operators lament that the latest decision by the CBN to further increase the interest rate by 17.5% is bad ...
Market operators lament that the latest decision by the CBN to further increase the interest rate by 17.5% is bad ...
The Managing Director, of Cowry Asset Management Limited, Mr. Johnson Chukwu explained why CBN policies will create more bad loans ...
According to Nairametrics’ chat with some investment analysts, dividend-paying and low-price stocks with strong fundamentals are expected to do well ...
In its last monetary policy committee meeting, the central bank explained the growth in money supply was due to an ...
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency fluctuated massively in the hours following the United States interest rate hike.
Nigeria’s headline inflation has continued to worsen despite the CBN's attempt to hike interest rates.
MPC’s decision was intended to slow galloping inflation and save the persistent Naira depreciation.
Whilst banks mull higher interest rates, the CBN appears to be doubling down on increasing its lending via intervention funds.
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