Investors in the Nigerian equity market made a gain of N96 billion at the close of trading on Wednesday. This follows the growth in stock prices of stocks such as REDSTAREX, OANDO, and RT BRISCOE, among others, on the trading floor today. After five hours of trading in the capital market, equity capitalization increased to N55.1 trillion from N55.03 trillion …
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NGX: Bearish trend continues as investors lose N371 billion
Bearish sentiment in the Nigerian equity market continued on Tuesday, with investors losing N371 billion at the close of trading for the day. This follows the decline in share prices of stocks such as BUA CEMENT, THOMASWY, and CHAMPION among others on the trading floor today. After five hours of trading in the capital market, equity capitalization plunged to N55.03 …
Read More »CBN approves merger of Unity and Providus Bank
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has approved the merger between Unity Bank and Providus Bank Limited. CBN Acting Director of Corporate Communications, Hakama Sidi-Ali, disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja. The statement read: “The merger is subject to financial support from the CBN. The funds will play a significant role in meeting Unity Bank’s total obligations …
Read More »Concerns as Fitch downgrades Dangote Group’s rating due to lack of funding plans to repay debt facilities, etc.
Amid the ongoing tussle between Dangote Refinery and Nigeria’s oil and gas sector Regulatory bodies, concerns have been raised as international rating firm, Fitch Rating has downgraded Dangote Industries Limited, DIL to ‘B+(nga)’ from AA(nga) placing the company on Negative Watch. Some of the reasons for concern put forward by the rating agency for the downgrade include lower than expected …
Read More »Why oil gangs are frustrating Dangote’s refinery —Obasanjo
Former president Olusegun Obasanjo said secretive groups in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector would continue to derail the $20 billion Dangote refinery because those who “sell refined products to Nigeria” feel they will miss out on a lucrative opportunity. This was revealed in a recent documentary by Financial times titled “Nigeria’s struggle to break the ‘oil curse’. He made the …
Read More »Why the Nigerian government is forced to import food – Minister of Agriculture
Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, said on Sunday that the Federal Government was forced to import food items due to the sluggish production season. The minister, who appeared on Channels Television’s programme, Sunday Politics in Abuja, assured Nigerians that food inflation would soon be a thing of the past. He stressed that Nigeria would soon experience a …
Read More »NGX: Equity market starts week on bearish note as investors lose N92 billion
Nigerian equity market started the week on a bearish note as investors lost N92 billion by the end of the trading session. This follows a decline in share prices such as CHAMS, UPL and OMATEK among others on the trading floor. After five hours of trading in the capital market, equity capitalization declined to N55.405 trillion from N55.497 trillion recorded …
Read More »Boakai & APM Terminals hold discussion.
The meeting between President Boakai and AMP Terminals’ Regional Managing Director for Africa and Europe, Mr. Igor van den Essen, focussing on investment in port infrastructure, presents an opportunity for further discussion considering ports around the countries needing serious upgrades. Monrovia, August 5, 2024-President Joseph Nyumah Boakai has met with APM Terminals Managing Director for Africa and Europe, Mr. Igor …
Read More »Amid severe shortages, NNPC Ltd exports first shipment of new crude blend, Utapate to Spain
As Nigerians continue to battle fuel scarcity, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited has launched its Utapate crude blend, a new type of crude, into the international market. This development was announced in a statement issued on Monday by Femi Soneye, NNPC spokesperson. He noted that the Utapate crude blend began operations in July, as its first cargo was …
Read More »Bitcoin plunges below $50,000 as global crypto market plunges
Bitcoin prices plunged below $50,000 on Monday, hitting a low not seen in more than six months. The decline in the value of digital assets occurred following widespread selling in global markets. Bitcoin fell as much as 20% to around $49,000 before recovering slightly and trading above $50,000 again. The sharp decline coincided with a worldwide stock market crash, fueled …
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