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China’s currency, the renminbi, which was added last year to the International Monetary Fund’s Special Drawing Right basket of major ...
Five Nigerian cities including Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Ibadan, Port Harcourt and Benin City dominate the ranking of Africa’s biggest markets, ...
OPEC forecast higher demand for its oil in 2018 due to rising global consumption and slower supply growth from rivals, ...
HSBC Holdings Plc isn’t plastering Heathrow with its “world’s local bank” tagline anymore, but a Brexit-battered pound and a political ...
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is acknowledging that it’s getting harder for institutional investors to ignore the cryptocurrency market with total ...
Nigerian equities Wednesday sustained its gaining streak since the beginning of the week, as the all-share index rose 38 basis ...
A report by The Economist Intelligence Unit (The EIU) has revealed that households in three Nigerian cities – Lagos, Ibadan, ...
Nigeria, Africa's economy by gross domestic products and its most populous, sits in pole position among the continent's countries to ...
Increased regulation on anti-money laundering and accompanying swinging fines have made banks too risk-averse and left many genuine clients unserved, ...