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Dangote Cement dominated trading activities with a gain of N15 to close at N230 per share.

Credit to government increased to N1.47 trillion from N1.411 trillion.

The heightened restiveness from the Niger Delta region remains a concern.

The regulator confirms MTN has still not files to be a public company.

Foreign Direct Investment accounted for 4.7 per cent ($261.4 million) of total capital imported in the second quarter.

FMBN says had funded estates in over 20 states of the federation.

The steering committee of the proposed bank was inaugurated in April.

“The NBS has stated several times that the stages after an economic recession is an economic recovery."

The bank says the disbursement is one of its ways of ensuring financial inclusion in the country.

The All Share Index shed 603.21 points to close at 34,663.48 as against 35,266.69 on Friday.

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Automated Teller Machine (ATM) transactions dominated the volume of transactions recorded.

The incoming Train-7 has the potential of creating 10,000 jobs in the next nine months.

The Nigerian currency is exchanging at N359.6 stronger than N360 traded on Thursday.

The All-Share Index rose by 649.57 points to close at 35,266.69 compared to 34,617.12 posted on Thursday.

Dealers attribute low patronage to price increase

The figure was an increase of 45 per cent from $62.75 billion in 2016.

The market has maintained downward trend for seventh consecutive weeks with losers’ out weighing the gainers’.

The NBS disclosed this in three reports published on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The finance minister faces a forgery scandal.

The figure is 0.09 per cent points less than the rate recorded in June.

The funding was part of the N793 billion also borrowed from the domestic market this year.

The training programmes will last for a period of five months.

The bank is also considering barring culpable directors from operating in the Ghanaian financial sector.

The index shed 46.19 points to close at 35,399.28 compared with 35,446.47 posted on Friday.