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Nigeria’s naira lost 99.7% value in 44 years
The Nigerian currency, the naira, has historically lost value of up to 99.7 percent relative to the United States dollar...
Read moreDetailsNigeria, world stocks hit record highs, gaining on average 11% in 2017
Global stocks, including Nigeria’s, have maintained bullish runs, gaining on the average 11 percent so far in the year. This...
Read moreDetailsOil prices drop amid glut concerns, as Trump abandons global climate pact
Oil prices tumbled below $50 on Friday amid worries that U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to abandon a global climate...
Read moreDetailsNigeria stocks jump to 11-month high as bulls maintain dominance
*All-share index rising by 2.8%... Â The Nigerian bourse sustained its bullish run Thursday as the benchmark index closed positive for...
Read moreDetailsNigeria, Libya get OPEC soft landing on increased production
Nigeria and Libya have received a soft landing from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) over both countries' current...
Read moreDetailsBoards of companies lagging in cyber threat security initiatives, says Control Risk
Boards of companies are still not grasping the challenge of cyber threats in the light of the May 12 WannaCry...
Read moreDetailsOil price rises, as Trump decides on climate pact, yuan surges
Oil prices rose on Thursday, lifting energy company shares, on expectations the United States will withdraw from a global pact...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s top lenders score high on return on equity in sub-Saharan Africa
Despite a pervading rise in non-performing loans and thinning interest margins, Nigeria’s top lenders are doing relatively well more than...
Read moreDetailsNigerian bourse: Dangote Cement, Nigerian Breweries sustain bulls charge, raise index by 0.8%
*The bears lurk as relative stress index crosses the overbought region  The positive sentiments on the floor of the Nigerian...
Read moreDetailsFalling oil revenues, CBN support for naira deplete reserves to $30.49bn
*Reserves fell 0.89% in a month Nigeria's foreign exchange reserves fell by 0.89 percent to $30.49Â billion on May 25, 2017...
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