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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%

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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

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

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

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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

              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

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

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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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                  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

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                  The Nigerian stock market yesterday halted its two days profit-taking by investors, as gains in Nestle Nigeria Plc and 17 others pushed the overall market capitalization up by N132.01billion.

                  The Nigerian Exchange Limited All-Share Index (NGX ASI) gained 233.36 basis points or 0.24 per cent to close at 99,284.38 basis points from 99,051.02 basis points.

                  The 0.24 per cent NGX ASII gain brings the market’s Year-to-Date growth to 32.8per cent.

                  Also, market capitalisation rose by N132.01 billion to close at N56.164 trillion from N56.031 trillion it opened for trading.

                  Sectoral performance was broadly positive, as the NGX Banking Index added 2.5per cent, NGX Oil & Gas Index appreciated by 0.3per cent and NGX Consumer Goods Index gained 0.2per cent, while the NGX Insurance Index depreciated by 1.5pepr cent.

                  Meanwhile, the NGX Industrial Goods index closed flat at 4,690.02 basis points

                  However, investor sentiment, as measured by market breadth was negative, as 18 stocks gained relative to 24 losers. Eterna emerged the highest price gainer of 9.80 per cent to close at N13.45, per share. Red Star Express followed with a gain of 9.76 per cent to close at N3.71, while Stanbic IBTC Holdings rose by 9.62 per cent to close at N57.00, per share.

                  Fidelity Bank advanced by 8.00 per cent to close at N10.80, while International Breweries rose by 7.84 per cent to close at N3.99, per share.

                  On the other side, Oando led others on the losers’ chart with 9.86 per cent to close at N12.80, while Linkage Assurance followed with a decline of 9.41 per cent to close at 77 kobo, per share.

                  Veritas Kapital Assurance went down by 8.70 per cent to close at 63 kobo, while Wapic Insurance depreciated by 8.57 per cent to close at 64 kobo, per share.

                  The total volume traded declined by 11.3 per cent to 308.136 million units, valued at N4.863 billion, and exchanged in 7,690 deals. Transactions in the shares of Fidelity Bank led the activity with 84.050 million shares worth N883.222 million. Oando followed with account of 52.519 million shares valued at N710.806 million, while Veritas Kapital Assurance traded 19.403 million shares valued at N12.446 million.

                  Unity Bank traded 11.977 million shares worth N15.378 million, while Transnational Corporation (Transcorp) traded 11.130 million shares worth N117.665 million.

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