Economy & Market
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108Bears Re-opens the Week as ASI Down 0.5%
EQUITIES The bearish run in the Nigerian equities market continued as selloffs in UBA (-4.9%), PRESCO (-2.0%), and INTBREW (-8.3%) drove the...
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110FG Exceeds 2025 Borrowing Target by 55.6%
The Federal Government (FG) has borrowed N17.36 trillion from domestic and foreign sources in the first 10 months of this year. This...
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132Nigeria, IMF Discussion Economic Reforms, Growth Plans for 2026–2030
Nigeria has continued its engagement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about its ongoing reforms, medium-term outlook, and preparations for the 2026–2030...
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172Economic and Market Report: Week Ended 07-11-2025
Global Economy The Bank of England (BoE), at its November policy meeting, voted by a narrow 5–4 majority to keep the Bank...
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129Capital Market Closes Lower as ASI Down 0.33%
In today’s session, the market also closed lower, with the NGX ASI and market capitalisation declined by 0.33%. Market activity was notably...
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130Nigeria Risks Oil Production Drop Without New Discoveries –NAPE
The President of the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE), Johnbosco Uche, has warned that Nigeria’s oil production could decline in the...
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126Stocks Drop in Volatile Week on AI Valuation Woes
Asian equities fell at the end of a volatile week marked by conflicting views, as investors balanced optimism over technological advances with...
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90Sell-Offs Persist at the Exchange as ASI Down 0.4%
EQUITIES The bears continued to dominate the Nigerian equities market for the fourth consecutive trading session, as losses in MTNN (-2.5%), ZENITHBANK...
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89Nigeria’s $2.35bn Eurobond Oversubscribed By $10.65b
Nigeria’s return to the international capital market defied political headwinds yesterday, as its $2.35 billion Eurobond issuance attracted orders worth $13 billion,...
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97Bearish Run Continues as ASI Down 1.3%
EQUITIES The domestic stock market extended its losing streak, as profit-taking in MTNN (-5.9%), TRANSCORP (-10.0%), and WAPCO (-7.1%) caused a 1.2%...
