The All-Share Index slipped 0.07% to 244,956.94 points, down from 245,116.49 on Wednesday. Market capitalisation fell by about โฆ103.60 billion, while the year-to-date return eased to 57.41%. #Stocks#StockMarket#NGX
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A standard 50kg bag of cement is currently trading at different price points in Abuja, with HBM Elephant listed as the lowest-priced among the major brands and Dangote 3X the highest, according to an online price listing updated on 15 October 2026.
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JPMorgan Chase has placed โฆ50 billion (about $38 million) with the Central Bank of Nigeria as part of its application for a merchant banking licence, meeting the minimum paid-up capital requirement #JPMorgan#Banking#Investment#Nigeria#Banks
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The facility, signed on 6 October 2026 by Finance Minister and Coordinating Minister of the Economy Taiwo Oyedele, forms part of a broader $1.25 billion package approved by the World Bank in June 2026. #Worlbank#Jobs#Investment#Finance
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Global crude oil prices have surged close to $110 per barrel, raising fresh concerns that Nigerians could face higher costs for petrol and diesel in the coming weeks. #CrudeOil#Oil#Diesel#Inflation
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The value of dollars traded in Nigeriaโs foreign-exchange market dropped 22.23 per cent to $2.62 billion in the week ended 16 October 2026, from $3.37 billion the previous week #Stocks#StockMarket#FX#ForeignExchange#Trade
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The naira is expected to trade in a range of roughly N1,290 to N1,370 against the US dollar through the rest of October, according to the latest fundamental analysis of the currency pair #Naira#ExchangeRate#Currency
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The Federal Government is setting a markedly higher growth target than external forecasters, aiming for 7 per cent expansion on the back of a more stable naira, easing food prices and lower operating costs for businesses. #Growth#IMF#news
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Outstanding bank credit to Nigeriaโs manufacturing sector fell 26.8 per cent year-on-year to N5.19 trillion in June 2026, according to Central Bank of Nigeria figures, underscoring tighter financing conditions for producers facing elevated operating costs.
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is progressing toward an initial public offering after completing a baseline readiness assessment and beginning work to close gaps in governance and financial reporting. #NNPC#Petrol#IPO #
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The International Monetary Fund has cautioned Nigeria against restoring across-the-board petrol subsidies in the face of growing political pressure ahead of elections, recommending targeted support for vulnerable households instead. #IMF#Petrol Finance
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