Money Market
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2.8KFG Targets ₦360b Bond Sales in Q3
The Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Debt Management Office, has announced plans to raise up to N360bn from bond sales in...
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DMO: ₦59.796tr FGN Bonds Accounted for 80% of ₦74,887tr Domestic Debt in Q1 2025
FGN Bonds contributed over N59.796 trillion or 79.85 per cent to the federal government’s N74,887 trillion domestic debt obligations as of the...
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3.1KGlobal Stock Rally Extends in Asia, Dollar Steady
Stocks kicked off the second half by building on a record-breaking rally as expectations grow that the US economy will withstand uncertainties...
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₦611.7b Spent on Dollar Bond Service in March –DMO
The Federal Government spent N611.71bn in March 2025 to service its first-ever domestic US Dollar-denominated bond, marking a significant fiscal milestone and...
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3.1KForeign Investment Surges 88% to ₦118.9b on NGX
Foreign portfolio investment on the Nigerian Exchange Limited rose in May, climbing by 88.54 per cent to N118.91bn from N63.07bn recorded in...
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2.7KSEC Flags Zugacoin, Samzuga GPT as Unlicensed, High-risk Crypto Investments
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sounded a strong warning to the Nigerian public about two cryptocurrency products, Zugacoin and Samzuga...
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FG Unveils ₦50b Green Bond to Deepen Climate Financing, Spur Sustainability Projects
In a fresh move to consolidate Nigeria’s climate financing architecture and deepen sustainable development, the federal government has announced the issuance of...
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339SEC Eyes Cross-Border Trade with Stablecoin Framework
The Securities and Exchange Commission has announced plans to develop a regulatory framework for stablecoins, aiming to facilitate cross-border trade, payments, and...
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SEC Directs Firms to Honour Unclaimed Dividends
The Securities and Exchange Commission has directed all public companies and their registrars to stop treating unclaimed dividends older than 12 years...
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2.7KBears Kickstart Trading Week as ASI Down 0.5%
EQUITIES The Nigerian equities market commenced the week on a bullish note as gains in BUAFOODS (+4.3%), GTCO (+1.6%), and PRESCO (+3.4%)...
