The MPC's decision to reset the MPR to 23.00 per cent and recalibrate the corridor to +50/-300 basis points is best read as ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s decision to reset the Monetary Policy Rate from 26.5% to 23% begins a more accommodative phase ...
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria concluded its 307th meeting on September 22, 2026, deciding to ...
The upcoming N500bn Treasury Bills auction comes at a time of elevated liquidity and easing monetary policy conditions.
CardinalStone maintains a sell recommendation of BUA FOODS with a revised 12-month Target Price ("TP") of N585.71, down from ...
The delisting of STACO Insurance from the NGX highlights the direct link between regulatory standing and capital-market ...
Indonesia's national oil company, Pertamina, has signalled interest in acquiring Nigerian oil assets and participating in the ...
The Nigerian bourse closed bullish on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, extending gains from previous sessions as sustained buying interest pushed the All-Share Index (ASI) higher. SOVRENINS was the ...
ITC and Access Bank have launched a three-year partnership to improve SME access to finance, markets and skills across 14 African countries, starting with Ghana.
Central-bank credibility rests not only on policy decisions but also on the quality, timeliness and clarity of the institution’s own financial reporting.
Oil markets opened the week with a modest easing in headline risk. The resumption of pumping on Saudi Aramco's East-West pipeline after an 11-day shutdown pulled ICE Brent towards US$100 per barrel.
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s 350-basis-point reduction in the Monetary Policy Rate to 23.00% is a more forceful easing step than the hold or measured 50-basis-point cut at the centre of Proshare’s ...
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