Posts By FinIntell
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163Stock MarketBulls Resurface on Customs Street as ASI Up 0.4%
EQUITIES The Nigerian equities market ended today’s session on a positive note as gains in ARADEL (+10.0%) and OANDO (+7.0%) drove the...
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221Banking & FinanceBanks Free to Trade with Deposited FX –CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued guidelines to banks on implementing the free foreign exchange deposit window announced by the Federal...
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252AgricultureFG Employs 819 Tractor Operators to Boost Food Security
The Federal Government has commenced the recruitment of 819 young Nigerians to be trained as tractor operators and mechanics to boost mechanised...
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280Economy & MarketTax Bills Not Threat to Revenue-Collecting Agencies –FIRS
Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, Zacch Adedeji, has dismissed concerns that the four tax bills currently before the National Assembly...
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193The EntrepreneurGovt Begins Disbursement of ₦75b Loans to MSMEs
The Federal Government has commenced the disbursement of N75 billion single digit loan to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) through the...
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210Local NewsFG Panel Blames Poor Maintenance for Grid Collapses
The Federal Government has revealed that a poor maintenance culture and inadequate and aged equipment, among other challenges, are the underlying reasons...
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195Foreign NewsMost Asian Stocks Gain as Traders Mull Trump
Most Asian shares rose, following their US peers higher, as investors positioned for a second Donald Trump presidency and an expected Federal...
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200Local NewsAsset Providers Increase Meter Prices for DisCos
Meter Asset Providers (MAP) have increased the prices of prepaid electricity meters, marking the second price increase in barely four months. This...
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212Industry & MoneyOil Marketers Seek to Dismiss Dangote Refinery’s Suit
Three oil marketers, AYM Shafa Limited, A.A. Rano Limited and Matrix Petroleum Services Limited, have filed a lawsuit at the Federal High...
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133Money MarketLocal Bourse Falters as ASI Down 0.6%
EQUITIES The local bourse reversed yesterday’s gains as losses in AIRTELAFRI (-2.0%), UBA (-10.0%) and OANDO (-10.0%) caused a 0.3% decline in...
