The National Assembly yesterday expressed disappointment in President Bola Tinubu’s government’s poor implementation of the 2024 national budget. The federal parliament also...
The Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, has disclosed that telecommunication tariffs will soon increase, though the hike will...
US Treasuries rose, halting a four-day selloff that had been driven by concerns over sticky inflation that may be exacerbated by President-elect...
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has confirmed a marginal output increase in Nigeria’s oil production despite reporting output falls in December...
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced plans to enhance the rules and regulations around borrowing for both the government and...
The Nigerian energy sector will witness significant developments in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, a new report by the Society of...
The President of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria, Yetunde Ilori, has said that the proposed tax reforms and possible recapitalisation will...
Eight states are to pay a combined N424.28bn in debt service and to borrow N1.21tn over the next two years, with financial...
Marketers of petroleum products say filling stations still sell Premium Motor Spirit, otherwise called petrol, above N1,000 per litre because they have...
EQUITIES The domestic bourse traded on a positive note as bargain hunting in MTNN (+10.0%), TRANSCORP (+10.0%), and FBNH (+6.6%) drove the...
CBN Deepens Financial Ties with Singapore, Asia
NDIC Pays ₦69.65b to Depositors of Failed Banks
US Stock Futures Rise on OpenAI Revenue, Oil Drops
Stock Rally Poised to Lose Steam as Euro Declines
NPA Tackles Export Bottlenecks, Seeks Stronger Forex Inflows
Pension Assets Rebound by ₦480b in Four Months, Hit ₦31.8tr
FMDQ FX Market Turnover Drops 35.4% to $1.70b
Airlines Get 749m Litres Jet Fuel amid Supply Swings
Cocktail of Risks Boosts Demand for Safest Bonds
Weak Capacity Threatening Policy Implementation, Productivity, Says Auditor-General