The dual impact of depressed sentiment and unimpressive earnings affected trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Thursday. SEE ALSO: PIN Code Verification Feature Now Available For All Uber Riders In Nigeria Consequently, the ...
Activities on the Nigerian equities market on Wednesday continued on downward posture with the market indices dropping further by 0.22 per cent. SEE ALSO: PIN Code Verification Feature Now Available For All Uber Riders In ...
China says it is capable of offsetting the economic impact of the novel coronavirus outbreak with ample monetary policy tools, a senior official with the Central Bank has said. READ ALSO: https://www.businesstimesng.com/tizeti-limited-sorry-excuse-network-provider/ The bank pledged to ...
Activities on the nation’s bourse opened for the week on Monday still on a negative outlook with the market capitalisation shedding N181 billion. SEE ALSO: https://www.businesstimesng.com/no-new-budget-proposal-at-eu-summit-after-night-of-talks/ Speficially, the market capitalisation following free fall of stocks, lost ...
Dr Zainab Ahmed, Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, says the Federal Government will further introduce incentives to boost investments in the nation’s capital market. SEE ALSO: https://www.businesstimesng.com/tizeti-limited-sorry-excuse-network-provider/ Ahmed gave the assurance during a visit ...
China has issued a guideline on strengthening enterprises’ measures preventing and containing the novel coronavirus spread in a bid to promote work and production resumption in an orderly manner. SEE ALSO: https://www.businesstimesng.com/ecobank-group-announces-2020-edition-fintech-challenge/ A document released by ...
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), says it has liquidated 427 financial institutions as at December 2019. SEE ALSO: https://www.businesstimesng.com/electricity-gencos-fail-to-generate-3347-5-megawatts-due-to-gas-shortage/ Mr John Abiodun, the Assistant Director, Insurance and Surveillance Department, NDIC, said this at the 2020 ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it has not prohibited the acceptance of foreign currency cash deposits by Deposit Money Banks (DMBs). SEE ALSO: https://www.businesstimesng.com/microsoft-to-invest-1-1bn-in-mexico-over-next-5-years-ceo/ The CBN Director, Corporate Communications, Mr Issac Okorafor made the ...
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