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Nigerian Exchange Climbs as Market Capitalisation Adds ₦305bn
The Nigerian Exchange All-Share Index gained 473 points on Thursday, adding ₦305.56 billion to market capitalisation, as trading resumed after the Eid al-Mawlud holiday.
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The Nigerian Exchange All-Share Index gained 473 points on Thursday, adding ₦305.56 billion to market capitalisation, as trading resumed after the Eid al-Mawlud holiday.
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President Tinubu has urged the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) board to eliminate gas flaring and convert the resource into greater economic benefit for Nigerians, prioritising domestic gas utilisation.
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Dangote Refinery has expanded its free petroleum product delivery initiative to Kano, Imo, Anambra and Nasarawa states, aiming to cut distribution costs and create room for lower pump prices.
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Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a ₦30m registration fee and a minimum capital requirement of up to ₦2bn for digital asset exchanges and custodians under new draft rules.
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The Presidency and FCT Minister Nyesom Wike have rejected Atiku Abubakar’s pledge to restore petrol subsidy if elected president in 2027, describing the proposal as inconsistent and fiscally regressive.
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Analysts expect a stronger equities market as the Central Bank reviews its Open Market Operations and eases access to liquidity.
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The National Insurance Commission has revoked the operating licence of Universal Insurance and appointed a liquidator.
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The naira firmed to about ₦1,343 per dollar at the official market — its strongest level in roughly five months — as dollar liquidity improved.
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The Nigerian Exchange extended its correction for a seventh consecutive session on Wednesday, with market capitalisation down roughly ₦5 trillion over the seven-day slide.
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The anti-graft agency has opened an investigation after Customs intercepted large sums of undeclared foreign currency concealed in luggage at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport.
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The naira continued its recent appreciation, closing near ₦1,350 to the dollar at the official market — its best level in nearly four months.
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Crude climbed and stocks wavered after a temporary US-Iran framework expired without a deal to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz, keeping global energy markets on edge.
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Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele says Nigeria’s economic reforms have raised monthly federal allocations to states and local governments to over ₦2 trillion.
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The naira strengthened to N1,358.25/$ as Nigeria's external reserves climbed to $52.25 billion, their highest level in 17 years.