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Market breadth, which measures investors’ sentiments, was broadly positive as there were 22 advancers in contrast to 10 losers.

The company has also undertaken to implement corporate governance improvements.

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The organisation opposes the decision of the OEDC to set a global minimum tax rate of 15%.

The oil cartel announced the new development as economies pick up and crude demand recovers across the globe.

The all-share index and market capitalisation both weakened by 0.12 per cent.

Naira closed at N506.00 per $1 at the black market window on Friday.

Forex supply slumped by 42.2 per cent.

The benchmark index was down by 0.01 per cent.

The construction of the rail line has commenced.

The index has seen a 5.96 per cent decline January to date.

Naira remained stable at the black market.

The board says Adam Nuru left at the “end of service”, but did not give details of its findings or...

The Private Sector Financing Programme aims to spearhead an increase in much-needed private investment in small and medium-sized enterprises, farmers’...

The currency stayed unchanged at the black market.

A couple of board meeting notices were published on Tuesday, signalling the issuing of companies’ financials is round the corner.

The currency was unchanged at the parallel market.

Stocks sank further in a N71 billion bank-led retreat.

The new vehicles include trucks, trailers, tippers, cargo trucks and bulk cement tankers.

Shell had claimed the case would be better decided in Nigeria. Now, its subsidiary SPDC will now be part of...

The Bureau of Public Enterprises says it has shortlisted 30 projects for privatisation and concession.

BUA, which reported a profit of N72.3 billion last year, pledged to maintain its price amid an economic decline, but...

The Nigerian bourse is right into its earnings season, marked by releases of companies financials and announcements of dividends and...

The report says all FG’s salaries, overhead were financed with loans, CBN support.

The benchmark index and market capitalisation climbed by 1.47 and 1.49 per cent in that order.