The newly constituted Monetary Policy Committee has retained Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 14 percent after its first meeting this year.
The newly constituted Monetary Policy Committee has retained Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 14 percent after its first meeting this year.
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The Nigerian naira staged a surprising comeback on Monday, appreciating 5.7 percent...
The Nigerian naira strengthened significantly against the US dollar on Tuesday, closing...
Nigeria’s foreign investments, also known as capital importation, have seen a significant...
Afnations have made significant progress in establishing the Africa Energy Bank (AEB),...
The Federal Government unveiled fresh fiscal incentives to enhance Nigeria’s oil and...
The Federal Ministry of Arts,Culture and Creative Economy(FMACCE) had at the just...
The United Bank for Africa (UBA) has announced a remarkable 39.6 percent...
In an exclusive interview with Arise TV on the sidelines of the...
The Nigerian naira suffered a significant decline on Tuesday, dropping by 5.8%...
For the fifth time, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced...
The inaugural edition of the Nigerian Fintech Festival, the biggest fintech festival...
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