- Thursday, June 18, 2026
BusinessDay
The ongoing war between Israel and Iran has triggered a surge in global oil prices, a development expected to strengthen the naira....
Oil prices shot up dramatically on Friday after Israel launched strikes against Iran, creating the biggest one-day price increase in...
Nigeria’s equities market continued its rally on Wednesday, as bargain hunters furthered their activities in June. This month, the market...
Nigeria’s naira rose for a seventh day to a two-month high against the dollar on Tuesday amid higher oil prices...
…Dangote Cement shop N100bn from Series 19 – 21 CP offer Nigeria’s equities market opened the holiday-shortened trading week on...
Tesla Inc. shares reportedly tumbled by over 14 per cent on Thursday, as the public feud between Elon Musk, the...
Africa is experiencing significant losses, estimated at around $40 billion annually, due to illicit financial flows in the extractive sector...
…Year-to-date return now +11.36% Nigeria’s equities market firmed its record rally on Thursday, the fourth consecutive gain this week, as...
Ghana has recorded its lowest inflation rate in more than three years, as the country’s remarkably strong currency continues to...
Investors in Nigeria’s equities market recorded N224billion gain at the close of trading on Wednesday as buy interest in stocks...
Tony Elumelu, Chairman of UBA Plc, has increased his stake in the bank to 10.63 percent. This follows the acquisition...
Nigeria’s equities market garnered N253billion on Tuesday as investors continued to cherry-pick value stocks ahead of half-year (H1) portfolio rebalancing....
Nigeria’s equities market continued its rally on Monday by 0.26 percent or N179billion as analysts favour the bulls in their...
The naira concluded trading for the month of May 2025 on a positive note in the official foreign exchange (FX) market, appreciating by N16.03. ...
Nigeria’s equities market value grew by about N1.51trillion in the trading week ended Friday May 30. While consumer goods, industrial...
