The Nigerian equities market has extended its remarkable rally through the month of October 2025, recording a gain of N7.2 ...
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Naira, stocks drop after Trump’s military threat
Nigeria’s financial markets began November 2025 on a sour note as the naira and equities weakened sharply following remarks ...
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Nigeria: U.S. Military Threat May Trigger Capital Flight, Market Instability - CPPE
CPPE said the comment, which appeared to be based on "incomplete intelligence and misjudged assumptions," had already generated perceptional and economic consequences for Nigeria.
The Nigerian equities market began the week on a negative note as profit-taking ... On the other hand, major laggards were Honeywell Flour, Northern Nigeria Flour Mills, Aradel Holdings, Japaul Gold, ...
Airtel Africa Plc, one of Nigeria’s most capitalised companies and a major player on the London Stock Exchange (LSE), has ...
Nigeria’s sovereign bonds slipped yesterday after United States President Donald Trump threatened military action in the country if it did not take action to protect Christians, but veteran investors ...
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Genocide: US military threat weakens investors’ confidence, Naira – CPPE
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise has said that the recent threat by the United States of America, President ...
Nigeria's sovereign bonds slipped on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened military action in the country if it did not take action to protect Christians, but veteran investors said the ...
Nigerian Tribune on MSN
Investors cut Dollar holdings as FPIs renew interest in Nigeria
Analysts attribute this shift to tighter monetary policy, naira appreciation, and the lure of high-yield opportunities in naira-denominated assets ...
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FATF delisting lifts naira, boosts economic confidence
Nigeria’s financial markets have surged with renewed optimism following the country’s removal from the Financial Action Task ...
Investors in the Nigerian equities market lost N246 billion at the close of trading on Monday. This followed the dip in the share prices of stocks such as Honeywell Flour, Northern Nigeria Flour Mills ...
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