Economy & Market
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29Stock Market Remains Bearish as ASI Down 0.2%
EQUITIES Bearish sentiments persisted in the Nigerian equities market, as sell pressures on TRANSCORP (-8.4%), ZENITHBANK (-2.5%), and GTCO (-1.4%) drove the...
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34NIBSS NIP Becomes Africa’s First ‘Mature’ Instant Payment System
Nigeria has achieved a major victory on the continental stage as the NIBSS Instant Payment (NIP) platform was declared Africa’s first Instant...
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23Foreign Reserves Surge to 7-Year High of $46.7b –CBN
Nigeria’s foreign-exchange reserves have climbed to their highest level in seven years, buoyed by renewed investor confidence, stronger oil receipts and sustained...
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138Profit-Taking Activities Continue at the Exchange as ASI Down 0.1%
EQUITIES Profit-taking activities continued in the local bourse as losses in ZENITHBANK (-3.1%) and UBA (-2.5%) drove the All-Share Index down by...
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93Bitcoin Leads Global Stocks Selloff, Bonds Rally
Stocks sold off and Bitcoin hit a seven-month low as investors pulled back from riskier corners of the market before a high-stakes...
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92Stock Market Opens Week on Negative Note
EQUITIES The domestic equities market opened the week on a negative note as selloffs in DANGCEM (-10.0%) and TRANSCORP (-4.7%) drove the...
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102Headline Inflation Drops to 16.05% Y/Y in October
Based on the CPI data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Nigeria’s headline inflation fell sharply by 196bps to 16.05% y/y...
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97Nearly $3b Spent on Eurobond Debt Servicing Under Tinubu
The Federal Government has spent about $2.93bn servicing Eurobond debt across eight quarters under President Bola Tinubu, according to an analysis of...
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98Tax Reforms Key to Strengthening Nigeria’s Finances –FIRS
President Bola Tinubu’s bold tax reform initiatives are central to Nigeria’s strategy for economic resilience, the Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland...
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127Economic and Market Report: Week Ended 14-11-2025
Global Economy According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), GDP growth in the United Kingdom slowed for the second consecutive quarter,...
