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    Global trade war: Naira value depreciates amid forex outflows

    Naira appreciates to N1,615/$ in parallel market

    MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

    MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

    Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

    Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

    Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

    Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

    Stock market:  Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

    Market rallies, gains N613 billion in one week ahead of MPC meeting

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    Stock market:  Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

    Stock market: Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

    CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

    CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

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      Global trade war: Naira value depreciates amid forex outflows

      Naira appreciates to N1,615/$ in parallel market

      MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

      MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

      Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

      Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

      Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

      Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

      Stock market:  Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

      Market rallies, gains N613 billion in one week ahead of MPC meeting

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      Stock market:  Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

      Stock market: Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

      CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

      CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

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        Naira appreciates to N1,615/$ in parallel market

        MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

        MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

        Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

        Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

        Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

        Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

        Stock market:  Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

        Market rallies, gains N613 billion in one week ahead of MPC meeting

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        Stock market: Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

        CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

        CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

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          MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

          Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

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          Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

          Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

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            MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

            MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

            Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

            Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

            Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

            Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

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            Stock market: Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

            CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

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              Naira appreciates to N1,615/$ in parallel market

              MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

              MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

              Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

              Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

              Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

              Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

              Stock market:  Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

              Market rallies, gains N613 billion in one week ahead of MPC meeting

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              Stock market: Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

              CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

              CBN policies may lower inflation to 22.1% – W’Bank

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                Naira appreciates to N1,615/$ in parallel market

                MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

                MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%

                Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

                Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

                Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

                Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

                Stock market:  Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

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                Stock market: Foreign investment outflow rises to 250.86% to N420.37bn in Q1’25

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                  Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

                  Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

                  Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

                  Amid Improved Loan Quality, Banks’ Average Non-Performing Loans Increase to N2.59trn

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                  Pogba provisionally suspended for anti-doping offence

                  Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has allegedly tested positive for the use of testosterone and has been provisionally suspended from playing.

                  Daily Trust | September 12, 2023
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                  The Juventus midfielder is said to have been found to have elevated levels of the hormone in random checks carried out after the Italian club’s opening Serie A clash with Udinese, which took place on August 20, according to news agency ANSA.

                  Juventus said in a statement: “Juventus announces that the player, Paul Pogba received a precautionary suspension order from the National Anti-Doping Tribunal (NADO) following the adverse outcome of the analysis carried out on 20 August 2023. The club reserves the right to evaluate.”

                  Nado said Pogba had violated anti-doping rules when they found the prohibited substance “Non-endogenous testosterone metabolites” and the results were “Consistent with the exogenous origin of the target compounds”.

                  Pogba, who won the World Cup with France in 2018, remained on the bench throughout the match but has appeared as a substitute in subsequent clashes against Bologna and Empoli.

                  Pogba has been laden with injury for much of his Juventus return. He played just 10 times last season amid four separate significant setbacks involving the knee, groin and hamstring. He missed the 2022 World Cup as a result.

                  He left United in 2022 following a record £89m move from Juventus in 2016. He made 233 appearances and netted 39 goals and recorded 51 assists in that time, winning the Europa League and League Cup.

                  Meanwhile, Pogba has said that he considered retiring from professional football due to an alleged organised armed extortion attempt against him which involved his brother.

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