Bulls Return To Stock Market As Investors Rake In N261bn
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited halted the two-day bearish stint on Wednesday as investors recorded a N261 billion gain.
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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited halted the two-day bearish stint on Wednesday as investors recorded a N261 billion gain.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited closed in the red line on Tuesday as investors recorded a loss of N341 billion, OduNews reports.
Commercial banks have raised the daily withdrawal limit from N20,000-N50,000 range to over N80,000-N100,000.
Trading activities on the floor of the local stock market closed in the red zone as investors recorded a N622 billion loss, OduNews reports.
Nigeria's oil production has increased to 1.8 million barrels per day, the Minister of Defence, Major General Bashir Magashi.
Nigeria's premium oil grade, Bonny Light, experiences a price drop to $73.87 per barrel, raising concerns over the 2023 budget and the nation's oil production amid a global economic slowdown.
Banks in the Federal Capital Territory limit cash withdrawals for customers as the Central Bank of Nigeria instructs the return of old denominations and raises ATM and over-the-counter withdrawal limits.
The Central Bank of Nigeria says it has distributed substantial money to commercial banks to ameliorate the suffering occasioned by the failed Naira policy.
The bilateral trade volume between Nigeria and Indonesia has risen to over $4 billion, OduNews reports.
The market capitalisation of the NGX Limited decreased by N6 billion on Thursday on the back of profit-taking by investors, OduNews reports.
The local stock market capitalisation went up by N19 billion at the end of trading activities on Wednesday, OduNews reports.
Job search website Indeed has announced a 15% reduction in its workforce, citing a cooling job market and a decrease in sponsored job volumes. The layoffs will impact 2,200 employees, and affected staff will receive compensation, access to support services, and health insurance coverage.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) limited closed on a positive note on Tuesday with the market capitalisation increasing by 0.03%, OduNews reports.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has increased the benchmark interest rate by 50 points to 18%, OduNews reports.
The Nigerian Stock Market (NGX) recorded a N16 billion loss at the end of trading activities on Monday, OduNews reports.
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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited recorded a 0.42% loss on the back of high inflation data released by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics.
Nigeria's inflation rate increased to 21.9% in February 2023 from the 21.82% recorded in January, OduNews reports.