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The Nigerian foreign exchange market is projected to remain stable if foreign investors finally exit the market as has been...
Read moreDetailsEconomic analysts policy rates to stay unchanged on sustained risk of capital flow reversals. In two pre-MPC notes seen by...
Read moreDetailsNigerians have again been warned to desist from investing their money in investments that offer unreasonable levels of returns at...
Read moreDetailsThe African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has entered into partnership with Aenergy, a Hong Kong-based independent power and renewable electricity producers...
Read moreDetailsBambu, a Singapore-based B2B robo-advisory solutions provider, has raised a $3-million Series A financing led by existing investor Franklin Templeton...
Read moreDetailsThe African Development Bank is working with leading global development finance institutions to set up a mutualized co-guarantee platform to...
Read moreDetailsThe quantum of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country has slowed 80.38 percent in a decade due to poor...
Read moreDetailsKrispy Kreme Doughnut Corporation, an American brand is investing $7 million in a network of outlets as it begins a...
Read moreDetailsTotal Nigeria Plc. has reported a massive decline of 46 percent in its pro t after tax for the year...
Read moreDetailsThe Central bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced amendments to guidelines on its commercial agriculture credit scheme (CACS) to include...
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