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Nigerian Exchange Group has commended its retired directors for their leadership and contribution to the development of the capital market. The reception for the...
European markets slipped into the red on Wednesday as uncertainty over the direction of U.S. trade tariffs continued to dent sentiment. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index...
The Nigerian equity market continues to gain traction, with 11 listed companies boasting a market capitalisation of over US$1bn as of April 10, 2025....
African Shipowners Association (ASA) has described the disbursement of the $700 million Cabotage Vessels Finance Fund (CVFF) to Nigerian shipowners at a single-digit interest...
The International Monetary Fund has urged Nigeria to broaden its tax revenue base in order to strengthen its fiscal policy. IMF managing director, Kristalina...
The company recently announced its intention to delist from NSE after 43 years of trading.
NNFM (-27.48%) led the losers’ chart, while MCNICHOLS (+56.86%) was the top gainer in the month of February, followed by GUINNESS (+21.32%).
Managing Director of Fragg Investment Management, Franklin Odoemenam noted that companies who access the market, may secure capital at a favourable coupon rate with...
Dangote Cement lost the most with N270 billion followed by BUA with N240 billion and Lafarge with N112 billion.
The most recent data retrieved from CardinalStone Research revealed benchmark yields advanced by an average of 10 basis points.
Additional units of the FGN Bonds issued in January 2021 were listed on The Nigerian Stock Exchange on Monday, 15 February 2021.
Nigerian stocks ended the fourth trading session of the week on a negative note amid soaring oil prices prevailing at the U.S trading session.
The stock market ended the mid-week trading session on a slightly bearish note, amid soaring oil prices prevailing at the U.S trading session.
Nigerian Stocks ended the second trading session of the week on a negative note.
The NSE Consumer goods Index was designed to provide an investable benchmark to capture the performance of companies in the consumer goods sector.